How Traffic Flow Shapes Car Accidents More Than Drivers Realize in Hattiesburg, MS
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We found this really interesting that a Curtain company is warning that 2 million UK transport workers functioning on as little as four hours’ sleep per night and revealed the most sleep-deprived industries in the UK. Indeed, Free Car Mag once gave away a camper van that was in the Eddie The Eagle film, which
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Car enthusiasts love the open road and feeling the wind in their hair. However, some places require your head to be on a swivel at all times. Dangerous drivers, unpredictable traffic and poor road conditions are a recipe for disaster. Here are the six most dangerous countries in the world for driving. 1. Zimbabwe Statistics
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Living in a modern society where we rely on all kinds of technology to keep us safe on the road, from lane departure warning and anti-lock braking to tyre pressure monitoring systems – you’d be forgiven for getting complacent when it comes to manually checking basic elements of your car regularly, including tyres. Tyre manufacturers
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Car breakdowns are inconvenient on a good day, but some places take the stress, danger and awkwardness to a whole new level. Whether it’s rush hour on a freeway or midnight in the middle of nowhere, knowing what to do now can make all the difference. Here’s your go-to survival guide for six of the
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Free Car Mag have from time to time experimented with some of the simple alcohol test kits and although they can be useful there are certainly some limitations. Fortunately AlcoSense have sent us their Pro digital breathalyser to test. As a rule in the Free Car Mag office we quite simply don"t drink and drive,
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This story by Kiran Parmar is too important to wait for the next issue. It could save lives. At Free Car Mag we love driving, but we also take road safety seriously. In 2014, I passed my Advanced Driving Test after doing the ‘Skill for Life’ course with my local IAM Group; East Surrey Branch.
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Road accidents happen for any number of reasons. Drivers could be distracted by something on the road (or their phones), they could be under the influence of alcohol or they could be contending with some severe weather conditions. Either way, the result remains the same and across the UK, even with some of Europe’s strictest
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Breaking down in the car is a situation that all motorists will desperately want to avoid and being aware of what the main reasons for breaking down are should help motorists to stay on the roads. Automobiles are highly complex machines and there are a wide number of reasons why they might break down –
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The weatherproof BC 40 wirelessly pairs with a compatible Wi-FiÒ enabled Garmin GPS navigator2 and allows drivers to confidently see a wide, clear view from the backup camera on the navigation display to help encourage a safer driving experience. The battery-powered BC 40 also includes its own license plate mounting bracket so users can quickly
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Here’s a good question, how many of these common road markings do you really know the meaning of? It is after all, pretty important and knowing the right answers will help keep us safe. Experts at leading car supplier LeaseCar.uk believe many drivers fail to keep up their knowledge of road markings and many have
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Green Flag warns over 110,000 breakdowns ( one every five seconds) are expected this week, as cold weather returns to the UK Green Flag’s announcement follows warnings from forecasters that Britain must brace itself for freezing temperatures The Met Office has issued a warning for disruptive weather in the run up to March In order"
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