Why We Have Automobile Accidents
Why We Have Automobile Accidents
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Preliminary figures from a few states show that passenger cars now average about 16 miles per gallon, and trucks about 10 miles per gallon. The average for all vehicles (weighted for the proper proportion of passenger cars and trucks) is around 14 miles per gallon. * But the figures on the average number of miles traveled per gallon of gasoline vary somewhat from state to state.
These variations in mileages per gallon of gasoline obtained in differ- ent states can be attributed to differences i...n passenger car-truck ratio (trucks obtaining fewer miles per gallon), in proportion of urban driv- ing (stop-and-go driving in cities lowering miles traveled per gallon), and in the proportion of high-priced, heavy vehicles (cheap, light vehicles using less gasoline per mile) .
THE RATING OF STATES ON A FATALITY-PER-VEHICLE-MILE BASIS Figure 31 shows the states ranked in four groups according to their standing in fatalities per 100, 000, 000 vehicle-miles traveled. A compari- son of Figure 31 with previous Figures 28, 29, and 30 shows that Figure 31 is more like Figure 30 than it is like the other two figures.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Preliminary figures from a few states show that passenger cars now average about 16 miles per gallon, and trucks about 10 miles per gallon. The average for all vehicles (weighted for the proper proportion of passenger cars and trucks) is around 14 miles per gallon. * But the figures on the average number of miles traveled per gallon of gasoline vary somewhat from state to state.
These variations in mileages per gallon of gasoline obtained in differ- ent states can be attributed to differences i...n passenger car-truck ratio (trucks obtaining fewer miles per gallon), in proportion of urban driv- ing (stop-and-go driving in cities lowering miles traveled per gallon), and in the proportion of high-priced, heavy vehicles (cheap, light vehicles using less gasoline per mile) .
THE RATING OF STATES ON A FATALITY-PER-VEHICLE-MILE BASIS Figure 31 shows the states ranked in four groups according to their standing in fatalities per 100, 000, 000 vehicle-miles traveled. A compari- son of Figure 31 with previous Figures 28, 29, and 30 shows that Figure 31 is more like Figure 30 than it is like the other two figures.
What to read after Why We Have Automobile Accidents?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry R Harry Reginald De Silva to read onlineMoreLess
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