UCLA Transportation produces an annual State of The Commute report that records and analyzes the commute behaviors of the UCLA community. The information in this infographic is based on figures generated from the 2012 State of The Commute report. UCLA Transportation supports the campus community by providing for safe and efficient commute options and mobility in an environmentally responsible manner.
Town Centre Car Parks are becoming concerned about the number of incidents that occur in the UK, especially when it turns out that many of them could be prevented. They’ve teamed up with the Department for Transport’s well known Think! campaign to produce this road safety infographic all about shocking road incident statistics up and down the country and giving you advice on how to prevent them and stay safe.
A woodie is a car body style in which the bodywork is constructed of wood framework, with either infill wood panels or painted metal. While there’s no accounting for taste, HondaReview.com has gathered a collection of the top “ugliest” woodies, based on personal and public opinion.
American Trucking Industry is an essential part of the American industry as truckers transport several million tons of products each day. Across the country, day and night drivers never stop. The following infographic provides some interesting facts about the American trucker.
If a consumer with a new auto loan has their car stolen, or gets into an accident, insurance companies will pay for the current market value of the car, but not what a borrower owes a lender. If a driver prepared ahead of time and purchased GAP insurance, that would cover the difference in between the two numbers. Not all consumers have this coverage though and it can make a big impact, especially for those who drive one of the top five stolen vehicles, as revealed below. But fortunately, not every auto heist is well-planned either.
From the Ford Model T to the well-oiled machines of today, the automobile has an illustrious history of evolution and reinvention. What was once a relatively slow-moving death machine has now become a lightning-fast safety bubble. Confused.com takes you on the journey of car safety’s evolution.
Nothing’s better than a great movie car chase. Most of us that have been around for awhile recall Steve McQueen navigating the streets of San Francisco in that 1968 Mustang GT 390 in Bullitt. Many call it the greatest movie car chase ever, and the vehicles in it were pretty close to what you could buy off the lot at the time. Sometimes, however, heroes need a little something “extra” from their movie or television cars.
With rising fuel prices constantly in the news, many of us are concerned about how much it costs to run our cars. Luckily, there are some things you can do while driving to help make your car as fuel-efficient as possible and ultimately save you money. Confused.com points them out in the following infographic.
On average, every 12 seconds in the United States someone is killed in a car crash. Of all fatal car crashes in 2012, 70 percent of those who died were men. Want to learn more shocking statistics about car crashes in the United States? Check out the infographic below.
See the latest government data based visualization of drunk driving fatalities in the United States. The picture is not a pretty one but towards the end of this infographic made by Macgregor & Collins, LLP are some steps that can be taken to reduce drunk driving fatalities.
