Has all of the action and drama of the first few months of the 2017 Formula One season led to you wanting to take to a race circuit yourself?
You’ll be pleased to hear then, that there are so many track day experiences to be found all across the UK. This TrackDays calendar highlights this point, with events available on iconic race tracks like Silverstone, Brands Hatch and Donington Park.
Having no-fault auto insurance is good because it speeds up the claims process by requiring the insurance companies of both drivers to pay for the injuries. Various states are considered no-fault, which means that their car insurance companies don‘t leave one person paying for the damages done. If you live in a no-fault state, then neither driver is completely at fault, this doesn’t mean there is no one responsible. It just ensures that all expenses are paid for — sometimes one driver doesn’t have enough. So no matter who is at fault, the insurance company pays for the accident. Although, if you don’t get coverage that protects yourself, you won’t be covered for medical expenses if another driver is the cause of the accident. The insurance the other driver has only covers them, not you.
Automakers around the world are primarily focusing on three features namely self-driving, active safety features and internet connectivity. All these features are a part of the premium luxury cars offered by companies like Tesla, BMW etc. But what else automakers are working on to make their offerings better than others? YourParkingSpace found just that!
The parking website has generated an infographic which shows emerging technologies that could one day feature on our cars. They believe future cars will be encompassing safety sensors, theft protection system, biometric vehicle access, autonomous driving capabilities, advanced cameras, electric motors, precharged brakes and energy storing body panels. The interiors will be equipped with an interactive heads-up display, full connectivity with the internet, an app central and a health monitoring system. How all these car techs will help motorists? Go through the infographic below for details:
