Signs your car pollutes beyond visible smoke
The article explains unseen pollutants can come from faulty ignition compression or emission control. It highlights signs like increased oil use loss of acceleration and rough running and emphasizes tune ups compression tests and regular emission control servicing to keep cars cleaner than 1964 models.
Mechanical defects linked to fatal single vehicle crashes study
California Highway Patrol studied 409 fatal single vehicle accidents finding 29 percent involved one or more mechanical defects. Braking, steering, and tires were the most common issues. Most defects resulted from wear and lack of maintenance rather than design.
Self Deception by Motorists on Car Safety Revealed
DOT survey of 14 500 car owners across 50 states finds 75 percent rate their vehicles as very safe though over half need repairs for safe operation. Knowledgeable owners report fewer incidents, and 86 percent say regular maintenance prevents accidents while 91 percent support compulsory vehicle inspections.
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Red White Black Van Tries To Bring About Purer Air
A Champion Spark Plug Company mobile training van tours towns to hold Cleaner Air Clinics for auto service personnel. About 1,000 clinics nationwide next year will educate nearly 40,000 technicians on tune-ups and their impact on emissions.
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