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Smart phones have helped improve our lives in many ways but they are increasingly making us more distracted on the road.
Airbags - A Supplementary Restraint System
An airbag is a SRS or secondary /supplementary restraint system.
Parents Move to Booster Seats Too Early
Almost a quarter of children up to seven years of age weren’t wearing the right type of restraint for their age
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Why Australian Car Manufacturing Died
By this time next year, the doors will have closed on the Australian car manufacturing industry forever — after almost a century of car making.
Transmission Data Warning Drivers of Ambulances
You may never have to worry about not hearing ambulance sirens again - Swedish drivers will soon get audio warnings that interrupt their music, as well as a text, when an ambulance is approaching.
'Alarming' number of drowsy drivers
New study reveals an alarming number of adults have fallen asleep behind the wheel. Don't trust your tired self. Driver-fatigue and the adverse health effects on drowsy drivers can increase the risk of road fatalities, as well as productivity and alertness.
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