Best and Worst Drivers in America
QuoteWizard found that the nation’s best drivers are in Orlando, Miami, El Paso, Detroit, and Little Rock, while the worst driving cities are Omaha, Riverside,
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Not All Drivers Are Ready for Keyless Connected Cars
The In-vehicle UX (IVX) group at Strategy Analytics has explored consumer appetite for truly keyless cars in its recent report, “Keyless Cars: Do Consumers Want
Car Costs with Parking and Congestion Highest in NYC, LA, SF, D.C. Chicago & Boston
Car owners agree that cars are expensive, however paying for parking an the time lost in congestion can add up quickly, especially in big cities.
Daiabetes Linked to Air Pollution and Smog Even at “Safe” Levels
Medical research links outdoor air pollution — even at levels deemed safe — to an increased risk of diabetes globally, according to a study from
July is a Hot Month for Car Break-ins
More Texas vehicles are broken into and/or stolen during the month of July than any other time of year, according to Allstate Insurance Company. The
Telematics Connected Car TCU Market Growing
According to the latest research from Counterpoint’s Internet of Things Tracker service, the global TCU market is expected to grow 18% CAGR with more than
Connected Car Owners are Valued, Happy & Would Switch Cars for Better Entertainment
Metova, announced the results of a survey revealing the sentiment of consumers regarding “the connected car.” Of note, over half of respondents own a car
Driving Does Matter: Millennials Still Love to Drive: Study Finds
A new survey on cars, driving and autonomous vehicles challenges the conventional wisdom about the nation’s largest generation and suggests the demise of the car
Alcohol Interlocks Proven to Save Lives & Prevent Accidents
Laws requiring all impaired-driving offenders to install alcohol interlocks reduce the number of impaired drivers in fatal crashes by 16 percent, a new study by
Drive Safely July 3 – July 4
National Safety Council calculations indicate 164 people may be killed on the road during the upcoming Fourth of July holiday period, and an additional 18,600
Automotive Connected Car Mobility Shift Coming with Low ROCE with High Hopes
The automotive industry is changing rapidly and causing all kinds of shifts in investments in new technology and electric vehicles. A news study explores the
More Construction Work Zone Distracting Fatalities
While road construction-related deaths were in a declining trend from 2008-2015, 2016 saw a 7 percent rise in fatalities. Segmented 2017 data shows fatalities have