Category: Vehicle Basics

Inaccuracies of Speedometers

Many times a driver is given 30 minutes to get to a destination that requires 45 minutes. So, at times, there is a tendency to drive a little faster than the speed limit allows. One of the questions we get asked is – “how accurate are speedometers”?

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The simple fact is that Electronic Stability Control has made cars safer. A National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) study showed that ESC reduced all single-vehicle crashes by 34 percent and single-vehicle SUV crashes by 59 percent.

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Windshields

man driving a car with his hands on the steering wheel

Over 90 percent of the information we need to control the vehicle comes from what we see. Vision is the foundation of safe and secure…

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Security Driver Triangle

Security Driver Triangle TM

Driving, any form of driving, is a balance, and that balance is called the “driving system.” The driving system is made up of three components: THE DRIVER, THE MACHINE, and THE ENVIRONMENT. In our world it is called the Security Drivers Triangle.

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