You love riding your motorcycle. You’d love to share the experience with a friend or a loved one. Then it happens, somebody agrees to go on a ride with you. Great! It’s time to have some fun, but hold on a minute, the other person doesn’t have a bike. Looks like you’re about to learn… read more
A recent article published by the Denver Post has some alarming news if you recently bought a used car in Colorado. According to the article, which uses statistics gathered by AutoNation, roughly 31 per 100,000 used cars sold in Colorado are under recall for vehicle defects or other reasons. This is the second highest rate… read more
It was due to come out two years ago, but technical difficulties kept the C-1 Auto-Balancing Electric Vehicle (C1) from launching. Lit Motors, the startup that was supposed to release the C1, has since come under fire from critics and competition. However, the tide could be turning for this little manufacturer, and it could dot… read more
If you have ever been in a car, chances are you have seen another motorist drive in the passing lane. This is not only rude and highly annoying for other drivers, but it can also cause auto accidents. Depending on what state drivers are passing through, this practice may also be illegal. Driving in the… read more
As you may have already guessed, traffic fatalities are up in Colorado, and it’s true for both car drivers and motorcycle riders. However, what you may not have guessed is that this trend has also taken hold over the rest of the nation as well. Why Are Motorcycle Traffic Fatalities Up All Over the Nation?… read more
Millions of American consumers are driving vehicles with recalled auto parts. Some of these auto parts have extremely dangerous defects, such as Takata airbags. Recall notices do not always reach consumers. Estimates from the Government Accountability Office in the years between 2000 and 2008 suggest only 55 to 75 percent of vehicle owners respond to… read more
The automotive world shook months ago when it was reported that a Tesla Model S had crashed while in autopilot mode. The vehicle failed to brake when an 18-wheeler took a left-hand turn in front of it. The resulting crash proved fatal for the car’s owner, and it raised questions about the safety of self-driving… read more
It has finally happened. Researchers have connected distracted driving and Pokémon Go, the popular augmented reality app where people are encouraged to collect hundreds of Pokémon. According to San Diego State University (SDSU) researchers, Pokémon Go is responsible for 10,000 reports of distracted driving every day. Researchers used data gathered from Twitter, in which Pokémon… read more
Do you think of your motorcycle as your best friend? Do you talk to it all the time? Do you share a special bond with your machine that nobody understands? If you do, you either have a screw loose or you are very sentimental about your motorcycle. Well, Kawasaki wants to take that connection with… read more
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) and National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) are considering a rule that would make speed-limiting devices on many commercial vehicles mandatory. If the rule passes, it could reduce commercial vehicle accidents caused by speeding. At the moment, the FMCSA and NHTSA are considering speed limits of 60, 65… read more
