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These States Are the Most Dangerous For Pedestrians

When we think of car accidents our mind’s eye sees passengers and drivers inside of cars. But there is another group of victims of car accidents outside of cars-those being pedestrians. And surprisingly, even with the increased use of vehicles for even short errands, there has been a historic increase in pedestrians struck and killed …
by Thom Taylor
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Best Slightly Used Minivans According to Edmunds

While SUVs are becoming the most popular option for family vehicles, there are still a lot of benefits to driving a minivan. With three rows of seating spread out far enough for comfort, minivans can be the perfect option for working professionals that have to tote along an excessive amount of equipment on a regular …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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The Honda Civic Remains the Best Used Car Value in 2021

Shopping for a pre-owned vehicle involves plenty of research into safety, reliability, and other factors. To make your decision easier, the folks at iSeeCars.com put together a roundup of this year’s top used cars. They compiled a list of the safest and most reliable vehicles based on their analysis and top average NHTSA safety scores. …
by Tina Pavlik
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Here’s How You Can Attend Your First US Rally Race

While there aren’t any WRC rally races in the US, rally racing still goes on here. And while the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has curtailed spectatorship, the return of in-person attendance might be right around the corner. So, if you’re interested in seeing rallying with your own eyes, here’s what you should keep in mind. Get …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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When Is it a Good Idea to Turn Off Traction Control?

If your car was produced after 2012, then it is most likely equipped with traction control. Traction control, along with the other safety systems on your car, is a vital feature that can help to keep your car from slipping and sliding in wet situations and even keep your car on the road and out …
by Joe Santos
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Is Buying a Used Car that Needs Recall Work Worth the Risk?

According to reports, more than nine million cars have been recalled in the U.S. since the beginning of this year. That is an astounding number. Some of this year’s recalls are pretty scary too. Some include dangerous Takata airbag inflators, while others include fire risks and faulty brake lights. Unfortunately, some of these cars might …
by Sarah Brennan
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A police officer walks past one of several damaged vehicles after a car accident in a parking lot. A car crashed into the Bellagio Nails & Spa in Medford, Massachusetts, on July 28, 2020, with people inside and hitting several cars.
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How do Car Insurance Deductibles Work?

Car insurance is one of those things that you are required to have, but you don’t really appreciate it until you actually need it. Insurance comes in layers with a lot of complicated jargon mixed in with decisions that can be all too confusing. When purchasing insurance for your car, there are a lot of …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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Some Cities Saw Crazy Drops In Traffic For 2020-Some Didn’t

As you would expect the pandemic has significantly decreased traffic throughout 2020. US drivers spent 73 fewer hours in traffic for all of 2020. But that meant on average drivers still spent 26 hours in traffic for the year. In 2019 that figure was almost 100 hours believe it or not. The same was true …
by Thom Taylor
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Life Hacks for Sleeping in Your Car Comfortably

You’re on a long road trip, and before you know it, your eyes start to drift closed. You know that you can’t keep driving safely because you risk falling asleep at the wheel, but the nearest hotel is too far or too expensive. You go for option number three: taking a refreshing catnap in your …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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Does Buying a Car Build Your Credit Score?

For most people, buying a car is a big deal. It takes time to save enough money for such a large expense. But car loans make it possible to purchase a vehicle without having to scrape together the entire amount. How does car financing work, what effect can it have on your credit score, and …
by Ed Reeves
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There’s A Chrysler Turbine Car For Sale: It Will Sell For Millions

With only two Chrysler Turbine cars in private hands don’t expect to see one for sale ever again. When Chrysler killed the turbine project in the mid-1960s it destroyed all but nine of the 55 Turbine Cars it built. Though the program limped along in the aftermath there were too many negatives to turbine power …
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