Transportation Infographics

Bugatti, Ferrari or Lamborghini? Are any of these brands the creator of the most expensive car in the entire world? You’re not even close. Check out this infographic to find out which are the most expensive cars on the planet.

Unsecured cargos have caused many fatal accidents and this is a shame really because such accidents can easily be avoided by securing the cargo. All one needs to do, is use truck tarps to secure a truck’s cargo to ensure it doesn’t fall off in transit. Tarps not only keep the cargo secure but also keep it safe from inclement weather. This infographic from Mytee Products takes a look at the use of truck tarps and the role played by them in reducing fatal truck accidents.

Here’s some advice from the folks at Gumtree for getting a great deal, and some top tips on the used cars that give you the best value. The infographic is a UK version but also includes tips that can be helpful no matter where you reside.

This infographic provides important data about the most dangerous counties in Illinois for drivers. This data was compiled using information from the Illinois Dept. of Transportation and U.S. Census Bureau Illinois Quick Facts.

Free parking isn’t exactly “free.” There is a high cost and we all pay for it in one way or another. The market value of America’s parking is over $310 billion and very little of that is ever collected directly. MyParkingSign has collected data from leading parking experts and it’s own sales to put together an infographic better explaining how the issues in America’s free parking problems.

The following infographic visually shows consumers the top selling cars in the world, the deadliest cars on the road, and past vehicle faux pas making the listed cars the “Killer Cars of All Time.”

America is severely addicted to fuel, and we’re not helping with our low gas prices and federal funding for highways instead of public transit. You may complain about the price of your fuel, but it’s nothing compared to countries like Turkey, which pay nearly $10 a gallon, or even compared to the international average, which we fall $2.72 below. Our cars drive 7 billion miles and use up 18 million barrels of fuel in a single day – a full third of the world total of 53 million barrels per day. How long can this continue?