General Motors has known about the faulty switches for almost a decade and yet nothing significant has been done to keep the consumers safe. Here is an infographic from The Killino Firm, P.C. that looks into GMs failure to act on know issues with its motor vehicles.
With the rise of distance-learning and with changes to textbook formats (rentals, eBooks, and customized packages) and greater interactivity in the form of cheaper more-powerful more-portable computing all happening right now, the folks at CampusBooks.com wanted to examine the relationships between college students and technology. Here’s what they found.
Have you ever thought about the car fuel you are using is acting like a pollution emission machine, a machine that is creating adverse effects on human beings and natural resources alike? This is a major issue that deserves our serious attention! Here is a list of alternative fuels that can prove useful in overcoming this problem to some extent.
This infographic from First Aid Wheels covers all things alloy wheels including showing the benefits of adding alloy wheels to your vehicle, signs that there is something wrong with your alloys, tips for caring for them and also possible repairs.
Mazda has been an integral player in the auto industry globally in the last decades; however, its history reaches back much further. This infographic traces the origin of Mazda’s history and the technological advancements that it has brought to its vehicles and to the industry as a whole through the years.
The first speeding ticket was written in 1902! The first car radio was installed in 1929! The first car had three wheels! There’s a lot you don’t know about cars (even though you spent 38 hours stuck in traffic in one, this year alone)! Check out this infographic for some crazy facts about the most popular vehicle on the planet.
The Martvinsville 500 is one of the most exciting events on the NASCAR calendar. As the only track to host the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series every year since 1949, the Martinsville 500 truly is a NASCAR event unlike any other. This infographic dips into the rich history of the race, its biggest winners and the tech of modern a modern NASCAR vehicle.
Electric vehicles (EVs) are getting ever more popular. It’s expected that 2.6 million plug-in electric vehicles will be sold across the United States between 2013 and 2022. Here uAuto Insurance has put together a guide to electric car etiquette.
This infographic looks at the iconic buildings to be seen in London, some of which can be accessed free of charge. It also looks at the possible modes of transport around the city as sometimes the Tube can get crowded and also some monuments or places of interest are best seen from a vehicle or over land.
Driving down the road, you’ll notice many hybrid or fuel efficient vehicles. But even with the move toward more environmentally friendly transportation, the United States still consumes the most oil of any country, followed by China. Here is an infographic entitled “Gassed”, highlighting facts and statistics surrounding the oil industry.
