Despite the increased use of ridesharing services like Uber and Lyft and marketing efforts by alcohol brands to ensure you have a designated driver, fatal car crashes caused by drunk driving still occur at high rates. This is especially true during the holidays. But which states have the highest rates, and how can you lower your chance of getting hurt?
The future is close at hand, or rather, out of your hands, when it comes to self-driving cars. It’s both an exciting and daunting prospect. You may be wondering, how does a self-driving car work? And can you trust a self-driving car (also referred to as an autonomous car) to get you to your destination accident-free? Read on to find out about self-driving technology, which companies are on the move, and where the state of autonomous cars stands today and down the road.
It should be no surprise that vehicle safety experts emphasize the importance of a quality car seat that protects infants and toddlers during a crash. After all, according to data from the U.S. National Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), motor vehicle collisions are one of the leading causes of death in children from newborns to 15 years. It is essential to choose and properly install a quality car seat. The good news? We’ve compiled a guide to teach you all there is to know about car seat safety.
Whether you’re looking for a dash cam to capture video evidence of a traffic accident or you want added safety features, we’ve reviewed a variety of the best dash cameras on the market. You’ll be able to compare features you want based on what fits your budget.
What were the most dangerous and safest states to drive in during 2017 (latest available comprehensive data set)? Can you guess where your state falls? We all have a perception of how dangerous (or safe) our fellow drivers are on the road, but are your concerns backed up by the stats and facts?
Self-driving cars are no longer an alien concept or a dream of the future. The question isn’t whether they’ll revolutionize the way we drive; it’s when. Dozens of automakers and tech companies are in the process of developing self-driving, or fully-autonomous, cars. And some are closer than you might realize. For all of those technology and car enthusiasts out there or those of you who can’t wait to relinquish the wheel, we’ll give you the latest info on the state of self-driving technology.
