Dashcam for Cars: Is It Worth It? By Russ Heaps 05/30/2023 12:00pm Quick Facts About Dashcams Anyone who has spent time surfing YouTube and other video-posting sites is probably aware of dashcams, or dashboard cameras. The devices are responsible for thousands of videos of accidents, police-motorist encounters, foul weather incidents, and so forth. According […]
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Hana Highway: 617 turns and 46 one-lane bridges in Hawaii By dangerousroads Located on the eastern side of Maui, the second-largest of the Hawaiian Islands, Hana Highway is one of the most scenic drives in the world. How long is Hana Highway? This snake-like road is 52 miles (84 km) long and runs from
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Electric Car Buying Guide: How to Buy the Right EV By Sean Tucker 06/09/2023 12:00pm Quick Facts About Buying the Right Electric Car Electric cars will drive the future of the automotive world. Because many automakers plan for an all-electric future, there is little doubt in the industry that most cars Americans buy 15 years
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Concept Electric Cars That Could Make You an EV Convert By Renee Valdes 10/06/2022 12:15pm If you consider yourself an electric car holdout, think again. Manufacturers are creating futuristic electric vehicle (EV) models that could turn heads and hearts into converts. In the past decade, Tesla paved the way for public acceptance and market demand for all-electric
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Study: EVs Lose Range to Hauling, More Than Gas Trucks By Sean Tucker 06/06/2023 8:47am No matter its fuel source, every truck loses range when you add weight to the bed. That’s simple physics and something every fleet manager must consider in planning. But it’s not much of a problem for the average gas-powered truck
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How Far Can an Electric Truck Tow? By Sean Tucker 02/09/2022 8:19am Electric trucks are coming. But truck drivers have questions. One of the biggest is about towing. Manufacturers publish range figures for the trucks, but the math behind those estimates doesn’t include a trailer. Several recent tests have set out to establish what pulling
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Study: Electric Cars Cleaner Than Gas After 5 Years or Less By Sean Tucker 07/01/2021 9:11am A Tesla Model 3 becomes better for the environment than a Toyota Corolla as it rolls into its 13,501st mile. That’s one conclusion from a Reuters study of the emissions involved in both building and driving a new car. The study poses an
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Study: EVs Cost More to Repair, Less to Maintain By Sean Tucker 08/17/2021 9:21am Electric vehicles (EVs) have fewer moving parts than gasoline-powered cars. Fewer parts should mean fewer part failures. They also consume less. There’s no oil to change. No transmission, so no transmission fluid to replace. So, the argument goes, they should be
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When Was the First Electric Car Made? By Renee Valdes 06/09/2023 4:00pm It’s debatable when the first electric car was officially made and who was first. Several inventions led to electric vehicle innovation from a series of breakthroughs. However, those breakthroughs, from the battery to the electric motor in the 1800s, helped put the first electric vehicle
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Nivolet Pass is The Italian Job road By dangerousroads Colle del Nivolet is a high mountain pass at an elevation of 2.621m (8,599ft) above sea level, located in the northern part of Italy. It’s featured in The Italian Job film; the final bus crash scene probably being the most famous. It’s one of the highest
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