BLIS, Airbags and Crumple zones

They say ignorance is bliss. Driving in Manila though will cause stormy weather even for the most Manila hardened drivers, especially if one is caught unaware of the many hazards plying our roads.

Give it a Brake!

When driving at 30 miles per hour (49 kilometers per hour) it takes six car lengths to stop your average car. If you get the urge to speed up to 35 mph, an addition of 5 mph (about 5.3 km/h), there will be an increase of 16% in speed.

Seeing is Believing

To know what a car is all about, you have to C-For Yourself. This is exactly what CATS Motors, local distributor of Mercedes-Benz recently organized.

Ford Road Safety Youth Council

This year has been a momentous period for road safety not just in the Philippines, but also around the world.

Reconciling Road Safety with Cool

Road Safety and cool are not words often seen in the same sentence, especially by the youth.

Sharing the road with motorcycles

I have rarely met a motorist that thought about motorcycles in traffic and gave a warm remark. Aside from people who are actually into motorcycles or use them for their everyday transport...

World Youth Assembly for Road Safety

Road Safety is no Accident - So goes the tag line for the First United Nations Global Road Safety Week’s drive to promote road safety in the world.

Road Maintenance = Road Safety

A well-maintained road is one that is properly painted, well-lighted, free of potholes, and clean and clear of debris and litter.

Proper Driving Position

Proper driving position is one of the first steps in road safety. The two most important things you have to remember in proper driving are seating position and hand position.

Driving in a Downpour

Lately, the rains have been pouring sporadically in the metropolis. One minute it’s cloudy and humid. Then suddenly, it’s dark and gloomy, followed by the inevitable heavy downpour.