The harrowing video of the ST Engineering Aion ES' head-on collision with a truck got me thinking about how incredibly safe new cars are.
Chain collisions on expressways seem to be a rather common affair these days, so here's how you can reduce the probability of it happening to you.
With incorrect usage and poor habits, even the safest car in the world can't save you in the event of an accident. Here's what you shouldn't do in cars.
In Singapore, most of us perceive Conti cars as higher-class and safer than Japanese, Korean and in recent times, Chinese cars as well, but are they?
People always seem to get into accidents in the rain, but why exactly is that so? Since everyone is already driving slower, isn't it supposed to be safer?
While all cars here need a valid insurance policy, most of us know next to nothing about them. Aviva lends a hand to dispel some myths with us.
Alcohol impairs driving judgment, coordination and reactions. Don't drive to drink. And you'll never drink and drive.