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Latest blogosphere posts tagged “Car Safety”

  • The 10 Best Vehicles for Snow and Ice


    The CarGurus BlogAuthority Authority: 132
    I’ve driven a lot of cars in the snow and am surprised at how much difference I’ve seen even in vehicles that otherwise are comparable to each other. As winter begins to set in across the country, we figure it’s a good time to create a list of the best cars, trucks and SUVs for plowing through deep snow and ...
    1 day ago
  • Cars Coming Soon -> Volvo, Hummer, Chevy and More


    The CarGurus BlogAuthority Authority: 132
    2010 Volvo S60 What’s Volvo’s place in the world? Ask consumers and they might say “Volvo makes safe, semi-luxurious family haulers.” Ask Volvo and you’ll hear something about emotional appeal, sporty design and dynamic driving properties. It seems like all carmakers who call themselves luxury these days ...
    2 days ago
  • 2010 Toyota Sai Hybrid


    GotBroken.ComAuthority Authority: 139
    TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION (TMC) announces the unveiling today in Japan of the compact luxury sedan “Sai”, which is planned to go on sale in Japan on December 7. The Toyota Sai is based on a concept derived from the Japanese word sai—which means “talent” when written as “” and “coloration” when written ...
    3 days ago
  • Audi Announces Pikes Peak TTS Autonomous Vehicle


    GotBroken.ComAuthority Authority: 139
    The Audi Pikes Peak TTS is nicknamed “Shelley” by the Stanford DDL after Michele Mouton, arguably the most successful female rally driver to date who played a significant part in Audi’s racing history.GoalTo collaborate with Stanford to build an autonomous vehicle capable of completing the Pikes Peak ...
    4 days ago
  • Auto Pilot on Cars: How Long Before Cars Drive Themselves?


    The CarGurus BlogAuthority Authority: 132
    We’ve probably all heard a story like this: A friend has a friend who was on an RV trip. Her kids were sleeping in the back, her husband was conked out in the passenger seat. She had to go to the bathroom, so she put the RV on cruise control, unbuckled her seat belt and walked to the back, assuming the ol’ rig ...
    5 days ago
  • Inflatable Seat Belt


    NeatoramaAuthority Authority: 786
    ( YouTube Link ) Ford is developing a seat belt that inflates when the car detects a crash. In The Wall Street Journal , Matthew Dolan writes: Its inflatable rear seat belts spread crash forces over five times more area of the body than conventional seat belts, said Sue Cischke, Ford group vice president of ...
    5 days ago
  • Seatbelts Are Not Enough: a Look at Airbag Safety


    The Video Poker OasisAuthority Authority: 128
    Not many people realise that the concept of the air bag - a soft buffer to land against in a smash - has been around for many years. The very first patent on an air bag for air planes was filed during World War 2. During the 80s, the first commercial airbags were present in vehicles. Up to the present day, ...
    6 days ago
  • What Really Grinds My Gears: Gas Pumps Without A Locking Feature


    Car Reviews & Car Buying BlogAuthority Authority: 458
    I have no idea when someone somewhere decided that there was some kind of safety problem with gas pumps offering a locking clip at the end of the nozzle. You know, the little metal doo-hickey that lets you take your hand off the pump while the car fills with gas, then kicks back to let Read the original here: What ...
    1 week ago
  • Ford announces inflatable seatbelts in 2010 models


    e-Tech GadgetAuthority Authority: 140
    See if you can figure out what differentiates the two dummies in the photo to the left. If you said that one of them has an inflatable seat belt, then you are correct! (Of course, that is not the only difference, but that is neither here nor there.) These inflatable seatbelts are part of Ford’s push to make our ...
    1 week ago
  • Ford announces inflatable seatbelts in 2010 models


    Coolest GadgetsAuthority Authority: 709
    See if you can figure out what differentiates the two dummies in the photo to the left. If you said that one of them has an inflatable seat belt, then you are correct! (Of course, that is not the only difference, but that is neither here nor there.) These inflatable seatbelts are part of Ford’s push to make our ...
    1 week ago
  • An Introduction to Car Safety: Airbags


    Mystic Toad Press BlogAuthority Authority: 129
    The airbag design is nothing new, and some people may be surprised to realise the idea has been in existence for over six decades. The first patent on an airbag for aeroplanes was lodged during World War Two. In the 80s, the very first commercial airbags were a safety feature in vehicles. Right up to today, ...
    1 week ago
  • Ford announces inflatable seatbelts, one step closer to Demolition Man


    CrunchGearAuthority Authority: 796
    Ford just announced the inflatable seatbelt, intended to protect passengers seated in the back of the vehicle, where they are more vulnerable to head, chest, and neck injuries. How long will it be before our vehicles are filled with SecureFoam, filling our vehicles whenever we crash. The new seatbelts will be ...
    1 week ago
  • Ford announces inflatable seatbelts, one step closer to Demolition Man


    RSS fabriekAuthority Authority: 462
    Ford just announced the inflatable seatbelt, intended to protect passengers seated in the back of the vehicle, where they are more vulnerable to head, chest, and neck injuries. How long will it be before our vehicles are filled with SecureFoam, filling our vehicles whenever we crash. The new seatbelts will be ...
    1 week ago
  • My Ramblings About Car Safety And Insurance Prices


    My Junk DrawerAuthority Authority: 123
    If only all cars were made so that you could survive a crash like the one Ryan Newman lived through at the NASCAR race on Sunday. His car skidded on its hood for the longest time and then rolled sideways and landed hard, back on its hood. Street cars arent designed for that kind of impact. Kentucky has a series ...
    1 week ago
  • the honest scoop – 11-9-09


    honestbabyAuthority Authority: 135
    Today’s top news headlines for parents The Supreme Court decides to take a look at the constitutionality of sentencing juveniles to life in prison without parole. Because so many school children didn’t bother to show up for their shots, pregnant New Yorkers jump to the head of the line for H1N1 ...
    1 week ago
  • Do You Know a Bad Driver? Let’s Give ‘Em Their Own Lanes!


    The CarGurus BlogAuthority Authority: 132
    Bad drivers know no budgets Inspired by Honda’s newest advertising campaign, I have a theory I’d like your help proving: Everybody knows somebody who is a bad driver. The person I know is my grandpa. More on that, and the laughable irony behind it, later. First, I have to wonder why people never admit to  ...
    1 week ago
  • How Airbags Help Cushion You in a Crash


    Product DetectorsAuthority Authority: 129
    Not many individuals realise that the design of the air bag - a soft buffer to land against in a crash - has been around for over sixty years. The very first patent on an inflatable crash-landing device for airplanes was submitted during World War Two. In the 80s, the very first commercial airbags appeared in ...
    1 week ago
  • Soft Impact: a Look at Airbag Safety


    The Information TractAuthority Authority: 128
    Few people know that the idea of the airbag - a soft buffer to impact against in a smash - has been around for decades. The first patent on an air bag for airplanes was submitted during World War II. During the 1980s, the first commercial airbags appeared in motorcars. Right up to today, stats reveal that airbags ...
    1 week ago
  • Who Has Banned Cell Phones?


    Car Junky Automotive News ArticlesAuthority Authority: 117
    Who has banned cell phones? Find out which countries around the world, and which states here in the U.S. have a ban on cell phones while driving. Get some interesting facts on partial bans and the amounts of some fines enforced around the world if you are caught talking on your cell phone while driving. Driving is ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Top Five Safe Family Cars Today


    The Contester BlogAuthority Authority: 130
    Do family cars always have to be slow, brown vans? Can you buy a safe family car which looks good, has some entertainment systems, and is easy on the gas? How about easy on the pocketbook too? No problem. This guide gives 4 safe family cars which you can drive the kids to school and still have some fun. Each short ...
    2 weeks ago

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