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Category Archives: driving
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Israeli Device Lets Disabled Control Smartphones, Wheelchairs with Their Tongues
For people with limited or no hand mobility, this Israeli innovation puts the power of the tongue to good use. Continue reading
Is There Anything You Can Do to Prevent Deaths on the Road?
STORY AT-A-GLANCE
- Nearly 18,000 automotive accidents occur every day in the U.S., on average. This frequency multiplied by the low severity still amounted to nearly 37,000 automotive fatalities in 2018
- Of all drivers killed in U.S. automotive accidents in 2017, 18% occurred on a freeway, which is actually lower than expected. In fact, there are more drivers killed in intersections (20%) than on freeways
- The primary conditions that lead to road fatalities are: alcohol, speeding and distraction leading to a loss of control or contact with another vehicle. Avoid these risk factors to improve your chances of not becoming a statistic on the road
- Remember that even though you’ve driven countless times without a scratch, it does not give you a pass to be more complacent and lose your focus. Always take safety measures every time you get behind the wheel