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Mass-adoption of self-driving cars could reduce over 90% of traffic accidents MILTA Technology
Jan 01, 2017
Mass-adoption of self-driving cars could reduce over 90% of traffic accidents

Did you know that mass-adoption of self-driving cars could reduce over 90% of traffic accidents? That’s according to a study by McKinsey & Co. The start of such mass-adoption is predicted by the same study to occurr in about 14 years from now.

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Dec 31, 2016
Don’t run on neutral when driving downhill

When you put your gears in neutral when driving downhill, you are taking away from yourself the ability to control the car completely. You still have the capacity to use your brakes without any problems, but you cannot increase the speed instantly. And sometimes you may need some immediate acceleration. Another advantage of keeping it […]

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Having no recollection of how you drove is called "Highway Hypnosis" MILTA Technology
Dec 31, 2016
Having no recollection of how you drove is called “Highway Hypnosis”

Highway hypnosis is a mental state in which a person can drive a truck or other automobile great distances, responding to external events in the expected, safe and correct manner with no recollection of having consciously done so. It is also known as known as white line fever.

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Don't have your car visible in your side mirrors MILTA Technology
Dec 30, 2016
Don’t have your car visible in your side mirrors

If you can see your car’s body in your side mirrors, then you probably also have a blind spot in which you cannot see the car being just next to yours. To eliminate this, all you need is to move your side mirrors to show you the view further from your vehicle. To see the […]

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The highest average speed at the first car race was just 24 km/h MILTA Technology
Dec 29, 2016
The highest average speed at the first car race was just 24 km/h

The first race took place in 1895, and the speed average speed of 15 mph reached by the fastest driver was then actually impressive. The fastest car made by Panhard et Levassor had a two-cylinder Daimler Phoenix engine with 750-rpm and four-horsepower. However, it was later disqualified from the race due to technical issues.

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First passenger car was steam-powered MILTA Technology
Dec 28, 2016
First passenger car was steam-powered

The world’s first passenger-carrying automobile was steam-powered. It was designed to serve up to eight passengers and was built by Richard Trevithick (1771-1833). Its first drive was at Camborne, Cornwall on 24 December 1801.

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Premium gasoline will boost your car's performance MILTA Technology
Dec 27, 2016
Premium gasoline will boost your car’s performance

Every car has a specified minimum quality of fuel that it needs to run properly. If you fill your car with an energy source of lower octane level than required, you may damage your engine. However, most cars are designed to work with the standard fuel and using the premium one will not make any […]

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35% of the world's population drivers on the left side of the road MILTA Technology
Dec 25, 2016
35% of the world’s population drivers on the left side of the road

Back in the early days when the knights were riding their horses, everyone was using the left side, as it was more practicable. Everything changed as people started to driving carriages and it become more convenient to sit on the right side. It took a while to get introduced in most of the countries, but […]

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Don't use cruise control on a wet road MILTA Technology
Dec 24, 2016
Don’t use cruise control on a wet road

If you are driving in the rain and your car has the cruise control option, make sure to turn it off. Otherwise, if your car starts hydroplaning, the car may try to keep the speed at the same level, thus increasing the throttle. Most new cars have traction control systems that should not allow such […]

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Up to 80% of a car parts can be recycled MILTA Technology
Dec 23, 2016
Up to 80% of a car parts can be recycled

Did you know that up to 80% of a car’s parts can be recycled?. It might be of some consolation to the people who’s cars are about to end their life. Lead-acid batteries, tires, metals, oil and some other parts can be reused and recycled. Many parts can be even sold for reuse. Their price […]

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