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Only about 18% of the energy from the fuel reaches the wheels MILTA Technology
Jan 28, 2017
Only about 18% of the energy from the fuel reaches the wheels

It may be of an interest for some of you, that the tank-to-wheel energy efficiency is 18% for the petrol and 22% for the diesel cars. All the rest is being used up by all the other components of your car and mostly lost as heat.

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The most produced car model is Toyota Corolla MILTA Technology
Jan 27, 2017
The most produced car model is Toyota Corolla

Did you know that Toyota Corolla is the most produced car in the world so far? There are already more than 40 million of these vehicles produced and it is still growing. Although there have been already eleventh generations of this model and the design has been evolving through many different looks, varying greatly from […]

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Luxembourg have the highest rate of car ownership in the world MILTA Technology
Jan 25, 2017
Luxembourg have the highest rate of car ownership in the world

In Luxembourg, there are 647 cars per 1,000 citizens. It makes that country to have the highest rate of car ownership in the world. The second country in that category is Iceland, followed by New Zealand, Italy and Canada.

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The risk of a crash doubles with each 5km/h over a 60km/h speed limit MILTA Technology
Jan 24, 2017
The risk of a crash doubles with each 5km/h over a 60km/h speed limit

The risk of a casualty crash approximately doubles with each 5km/h increase in speed on a 60km/h speed limited road, or with each 10km/h increase in speed on 110km/h roads. So think twice before you push your foot too hard on the accelerator pedal, because you are not risking losing just your money for the […]

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Wearing seatbelts cuts the risk of injury by half MILTA Technology
Jan 23, 2017
Wearing seatbelts cuts the risk of injury by half

Wearing a seat belt reduces the risk of fatal injury to front-seat passengers by 45% and risk of moderate-to-critical injury by 50%. Meanwhile, car occupants are not properly restrained in more than one-half of all fatal car accidents. Don’t make that mistake!

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Longest continuous car skid was 10 km long MILTA Technology
Jan 22, 2017
Longest continuous car skid was 10 km long

The longest car skid marks were made by a jet-powered Spirit of America on 15 October 1964. It was 10 kilometres long, and the record has never later been broken. The longest skid on a public road measured 290 meters and was made by a Jaguar and was estimated to be driving at the speed […]

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Drivers of Lexus ES 300 get the most speeding tickets MILTA Technology
Jan 21, 2017
Drivers of Lexus ES 300 get the most speeding tickets

A recent study performed by Insurance.com shows that the drivers of Lexus ES 300 get more tickets for speeding than owners of any other car. Very close to the result of the Lexus is Nissan 350Z, followed by Dodge Charger SE/SXT. The least ticketed car is Buick Encore, followed by… a Lexus! Specifically, model IS350.

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The tightest parallel parking is 7.5 cm MILTA Technology
Jan 20, 2017
The tightest parallel parking is 7.5 cm

A British stunt driver, Alastair Moffatt, managed to slide his way into a gap measuring just 7.5cm longer than the Fiat 500C 1.2 Cult he was driving. It is currently the tightest documented parallel park in the world.

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1 in 5 of 16-year-old drivers has an accident within their first year of driving MILTA Technology
Jan 18, 2017
1 in 5 of 16-year-old drivers has an accident within their first year of driving

Did you know that about 20% of 16-year-old drivers have an accident during their first year of driving? That is one of the reasons why most of the countries allow driving only to people above that age. If you are a teenager, please be extra careful when driving and educate yourself on how to stay […]

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Two minutes of idling uses the as much fuel as 1 mile of driving MILTA Technology
Jan 17, 2017
Two minutes of idling uses the as much fuel as 1 mile of driving

According to Consumer Energy Center, two minutes of idling your car will use the same amount of fuel as it would take to drive for one mile. That pretty much explains why start-stop systems are becoming so popular in new cars. And it also tells why we should be considering turning off the engine when […]

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