Better driving
"Driving chip "
Talented driving habits
Teen driving talent
Economical driving
NJ Defensive Driving ---"Car Alarm" ---Quality Driving Do you drive with common sense or through habit? 90% of people drive by habit, and repetition is what gets them in the habit. It's easy to drive with bad habits and is hard to drive with good habits. Life is easy with good driving habits and is difficult and costly to drive with bad driving habits. We never change what we tolerate. Changing our driving habits is difficult, but living with bad driving habits is more difficult. Bad driving habits are easy to develop, but hard to live with.
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This New Patented
"Driving Chip" device can
electronically inform the
driver (or anyone around
during driving or during
parking) of how well the
motor vehicle is or was
operated. It enhances
better driving skills with
practice rather then with
theory.
Simply put;
For many people driving
doesn't seem to require
any special thinking. This
system changes the driver
so that it feels like an
"automatic" ability. The
driver will learn the skills
of talented motor vehicle
operators during driving
and not in the classroom.
U.S. Patent No: 5,698,827
How it works:
When the quality of the vehicle operation is changed, the driving status (the color of the light) changes.
A Blue or Green Flashing light represents talented driving. Out of this smoother operation results powerful protection for the driver and passengers, extended vehicle life, and reduced cost for fuel, maintenance and repairs.
A White Flashing light illustrates good driving. Passengers will appreciate this kind of driving.
A Yellow Flashing Light
advises the driver to be more gentle in the operation of the vehicle.
A Red Flashing light
symbolizes so-called "rough" driving. This type of handling actually shortens the life of vehicles and also leads to more frequent vehicle problems.
The inertia sensor, which controls the driving status, ignores bumps, pot-holes, and other situations, which the driver is not responsible for.
Installing is easy.
Just connect the black wire to the ground, and the red wire to the +12 volt vehicle's battery.
On sale: $ 99.00
The "Driving Chip" puts you in control and gives you far more protection than other monitoring devices-yet it's so affordable you'll wonder why you waited so long to get one.
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Statistically, sixteen year olds are at the highest risk with over halve being involved in a crash the first year of driving.
Underage drivers are more prone towards thrill-seeking and other risky actions.
Teenagers drive much better when their parents are sitting next to them.
Just knowing the box is there can change the driver's behavior.
Fear of getting caught may be a more powerful motivator than fear of getting killed.
Remember, the "Driving Chip"device gives real-time feedback to the driver when he/she is doing something that can harm the vehicle.
Inventor: Vasil W. Turjancik
c/o Safety Driving Service
243 Ackerman Ave, Clifton,NJ 07011
E-mail Tel: 973-478-8686
Drive for success
More oil is produced and gas price goes up. No one can solve this problem but you can. If you can make a minor adjustments, you can make a big difference. Stay focused on changing your driving from the most dangerous time of the day to the least dangerous time of the day. Please, disregard the driver behind your car, who is pushing you to drive faster. Upset drivers are always trying to upset drivers around them. If you allow other people upset you, they control you. Take the high road and stay calm. Some accidents are caused by stress. Today's automobiles are more powerful and easier to handle than ever before, making it possible to execute quick driving maneuvers without difficulty. There is a logical correlation between so called "rough" driving, (which causes brakes to malfunction, transmission to fail, and suspension to untie) and the potential to encounter or even to cause an accident. This requires a common sense approach to the illustration of how technical advances can be used to benefit or jeopardized safety and cost-efficiency for consumers. also
Well informed drivers know that smooth vehicle operation makes driving safer, maintains good vehicle condition and saves gas. Passengers enjoy a smooth ride. Fleet owners benefit from gentler vehicle operation. Drivers are delighted with the profit produced by more economical driving. Therefore, the "Driving chip " device was created to train drivers to achieve skills of talented motor vehicle operators. This device has been tested on cars, trucks and buses to prove its excellence in reliability, accuracy and effectiveness.
Race cars are inspected after each car race to assess their condition and/or damages. This list is usually long and the cost expensive. The reason for the worn out parts is not the high speed of vehicles but the rapid braking, accelerating, and turning.
In "The Book of Records" Irf Gordon as having the car with the highest documented 1,880,000 miles. The venerable vehicle still has its original transmission and engine rebuilt once at 675,000 miles. to increase your car's longevity, he advises avoiding fast starts at traffic lights and brake-squealing stops.
Achieving ultra-high mileage is to dramatically cut weight and wind resistance. The challenge is to make aerodynamic vehicle that's reliable, crash worthy, and inexpensive to mass produce. By using novel-composite construction techniques, including inexpensive molds and automated fabrication processes, the cost can be under $ 20.000.
"Driving Saucer" This teardrop three- wheeler Aptera weight only 1,400 pounds, and an electric motor combined with a one-cylinder engine powers the package. It can surround two occupants side by side. The Aptera goes from 0 to 60 in 10 seconds and tops 95 MPH. To protect passengers, the Aptera has a roll-cage F1 racers. once production starts in 2008, prospective drivers might need a motorcycle license. Initially, the Aptera will be available only in California.
Hybrid Vehicles
A great portion of fuel is used during acceleration. The faster the acceleration, the more fuel is used. Maintaining a steady speed uses a minimum of fuel. Braking is waste of energy. The harder the braking, the greater the waste of energy. Hybrid vehicles use braking power to produce electricity to recharge the batteries. An electric motor uses battery's electricity to accelerate the vehicle to the desired speed, then the gas engine takes over to maintain that speed. The longer the braking, the more electricity is produce. The longer the acceleration, the better the gas mileage. In essence, a good (smooth-safe) vehicle operator can get the best gas mileage on either the hybrid or gas powered vehicles.
The Hydraulic hybrid
Drive train uses compressed nitrogen, not batteries , to store energy lost during braking. As you brake hydraulic fluid pump and compresses nitrogen in reservoir. During acceleration the pump turning the rear wheels.
Adiabatic Engine
Adiabatic engine gets 60 MPG by recapturing much of the heat wasted by a normal engine.
A Professor from Ontario, Canada has gotten over 100 MPG on Toyota Prius. The secret? He mounted solar panels on the car's roof.
"Miracle" fuel-saving product
Over and over again, the product turns out to be bogus, yet new ones are always being introduced to the market, and uninformed customers are easily taken in by the claims and marketing tricks.Fuel consumption is what most people are interested in. The basic problem here is that fuel consumption is extremely sensitive to DRIVING STYLE, TYPE OF JOURNEY, EVEN THE WEATHER.