24/09/2012  •  Blog  •  1 minute read

Ford’s video game-like VIRTTEX studies how drivers react in worst-case scenarios

In an effort to prevent car crashes in the real world, Ford has designed an incredibly lifelike way to test drivers’ skills and simulate dangerous situations that could end in death on the roads…

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Microsoft makes a game of Team building, with benefits

When a movie or TV director wants to show people wasting time at work, it invariably has them playing computer games. See Peter Gibbons in “Office Space” or the Dunder Mifflin employees in “The Office.”…

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Road Conditions & Spending by State: Does More Money Mean Better Roads?

State and local governments spend billions each year on road maintenance and operations, but does it amount to better roads for taxpayers? MoneyGeek analyzed data from the U.S. Department of Transportation and the U.S. Census…

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Tips for boosting your electric car range with eco-driving

Regardless of the type of vehicle, our driving behaviour has a significant influence on our vehicle’s range. After ignoring the consequences of our energy consumption behind the wheel for a long time, the economic and…

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Electric vehicle battery: 6 mistakes to avoid to preserve its lifespan

Just like a smartphone battery, your electric vehicle’s battery can go downhill fast if you aren’t careful. If you want to keep battery performance up to scratch, you must take on board the right charging…

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