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Scientific proof: Tail-running vehicles cause traffic jams
Stalking to indicate that the driver is sticking to the rear of the car. This is a particularly dangerous type of driving, which is the main cause of traffic accidents i…
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America: Cars were nearly burned down by the driver to forget the water bottle in the car and the lesson for all of us.
The man's car was nearly burned when the water bottle was left on the passenger seat on a hot day.
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No accident, no road repair, why is there still a traffic jam?
Several groups of different researchers have used mathematical calculations with practical tests to answer this difficult problem.
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10 interesting facts about taxi drivers you may not know yet
The new mobile app now helps people can book taxi easily and save much more than owning a private car.
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Illusions make the British driver not daring to launch
Black and white paint lines are applied on some roads with high traffic density as well as residential areas.
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Why are the rear fog lights on many cars only lit one side?
The design of the deviation lamp comes from Europe, one side of the fog lamp and the other side for the backlight.
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Physical evidence: no one has just been driving and texting, but it's safe
And also shows that if you do not use your phone when driving, you will not have to hear the siren of the driver behind each green light.
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Just choose to sit these places, the chances of survival will be highest
You often have to travel by car, bus, plane? So where is the safest - this article will reveal to you the answer.
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Those at risk of extinction because of technology
One of the challenges for today's developed economies is the risk of disappearance of many traditional jobs, due to the increase in the use of human robbery technology.
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Hallucinations make drivers cause accidents for pedestrians
When the driver focuses on driving, objects that appear in peripheral vision can be removed by the brain, creating a new illusion, increasing the risk of accidents.
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MH370 has no driver when rushing into the sea
A new analysis shows that no one controls the missing aircraft MH370 when it rushes into the sea.
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The world's most twisted road
A road deep in the southern United States is described by many tourists
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Passenger car support takes brakes on the pass under a scientific perspective
The process of speeding trucks for passenger cars can be explained in terms of soft collision phenomenon, in which the skill of the driver and truck weight are two decis…
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Little thing to know about the motorbike you're on
If you control your motorcycle up to a speed of 100km / h, you will encounter a stream of air moving equivalent to a level 10 hurricane.