Power Steering Linked to Different Car Crashes
A Detroit report from a Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory study of over 18 thousand accidents finds power steering cars more often collide with objects, show more rear end crashes, and more right front impacts. Researchers note no clear verdict on danger level and cite possible road condition explanations.
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Power steering raises risk in divided road crashes
The report notes that on divided highways accidents are more common with manually steered cars at 20.1 percent, while intersection crashes show 30.2 percent for manual steering. Power steering correlates with heavier vehicles and drivers averaging 34.6 years versus 32.4 for manual steering, and includes a note on Captain Kidd as the son of a Scottish minister.
Electric Voting Debate Moves From 1869 to Oslo
In 1869 Soeren Jaabaek proposed battery based electric voting costing 1500 kroner, a plan rejected as costly. This week the Storting approved an electric voting machine installation at 350000 kroner, about 50000 dollars, by hand vote.
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