Tires are one of the most important parts of the car because it has a direct contact with the road. It is also one of the most vulnerable because it is prone to tear, wear and punctures. Unexpected flat tires should be avoided because aside from inconvenience it gives the driver, it may also cause some road-side accident. How to prevent tires from getting flat? Learn more in the following infographic.
Are you and your vehicle ready for the summer heat that will be upon us very soon? Check out the advice provided in the following infographic from Highline Import Auto on servicing your car’s AC.
Car and motorcycle accidents happen daily and often. The folks at Joe Lopez Law have detailed in the following infographic important details of the most common causes of car accidents in Texas including top 3 causes of fatal car accidents and how often accidents occur on an hourly basis.
With the amount of people killed and injured due to distracted driver, there is a huge need to remind drivers of the best safety measures. Whether you are traveling for the holidays, picking up your kids, or commuting to work, Colorado Law created a Driving Safety infographic to remind us how to stay safe on the road.
This infographic was created to inform consumers about the used car buying process. Follow these simple steps and suggestions to make sure you’re getting the best possible deal on your next used car purchase. Get the car of your dreams at a fraction of the price of buying it new.
This infographic explains to viewers what the different types of car insurances are so they don’t overpay for their policy, and also don’t go under-insured. Car insurance can be a tricky and confusing subject, especially with insurance agents trying to sell as much as possible. This infographic breaks down each policy type and provides details of each.
When it comes to driving a vehicle or any mode of transportation for that matter, the last thing on a driver’s mind is being involved in an accident, especially a fatal one. Santa Rosa Injury Law looked at the most recent data released by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and uncovered the most likely behaviors reported for drivers and motorcycle operators which led to fatal crashes.
With Tesla, Google, and Amazon making new innovations every day, the car of 2025 looks like it will be an extraordinarily safe and green machine. How about a solar powered car? Or a car that parks itself, drives itself, and communicates with other vehicles on the road? Things that are just fancy features today, like back-up cameras and zero-emission engines, will be mandated by many state and federal laws in the future.
Commercial vehicle drivers can drive most any vehicle on the road today from passenger vehicles to buses and tractor trailers. Owners and operators of large commercial trucks and passenger buses need to obtain a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) from the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) before entering the field as a commercial driver.
U.S. commuters spend approximately two days each year stuck in traffic, and more than 30,000 people die each year in car accidents. Autonomous vehicles could vastly improve condition. With a self-driving future not too far down the road, Swift Navigation has commissioned the following infographic, “Approaching the Age of Autonomous Vehicles”.
