Sentences with phrase «economic cost of car»

The economic cost of car accidents in the U.S. is astonishingly high, as shown in the statistics above.

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One could frame the debate in the advantages of using less fossil fuel, which range from lower costs to people (an all electric car has operating costs about 1/4 that of a gasoline vehicle), to balance of payments (less capital flowing out of the country, especially relevant to countries who import most of their oil), to terrorism (not funding it, and western influence leaving the ME, which is the basis of most ME terrorist organizations) to conflict in general (most of the major conflicts in the last 30 years have involved ME oil), to finite supply (when we run out, we'll be facing a global economic meltdown).

A new cost - benefit analysis by researchers at Carnegie Mellon College of Engineering shows that the public could derive economic and social benefits today if partially - automated collision avoidance features were deployed in all cars.

ASG's 2016 Study also found the Impala to hold the lowest cost of ownership in class, earning ASG's 2016 BEST ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE Award in the Full - size car class.

These guidelines are for judiciously selecting the quote, as the prevailing economic conditions and your car's condition are contributing factors to the ultimate cost of insurance.

It's estimated that in terms of economic loss and societal harm, car crashes cost the U.S. $ 871 billion each year.

Unlike other calculators, this tool calculates the net present value cost of ownership for any car, discounting future gas savings, and determines how long one must own a high efficiency vehicle for it to make economic sense via fuel savings.

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In reality, the Obama midterm evaluation was built upon a 1,217 page analysis performed by EPA staff, a rigorous scientific and economic review that found that car companies currently had the technology to achieve the targets for model years 2022 - 2025, and that the economic benefits to car buyers would outweigh increased costs of compliance.

Just because we need to get from A to B does not mean we each need to own a car — the massive growth of Zipcar alone has shown that we can fuel economic activity, provide the service that people are looking for, with a fraction of the natural resources at a greatly reduced cost to the end consumer.

Or, given the potential economic and health benefits of an expansive pedestrian space and the costs of a light - rail at a time of frugality, another idea comes to mind: just taking cars off 42nd st.

Factor in the expected high cost of the first electric cars, and they really do not make any economic sense at all.

And in addition, if cars were to meet an efficiency standard of 120g CO2 per km, that could also reduce the huge economic costs of importing foreign oil by almost 30 billion Euros a year.»

Economic damages in a car crash are those kinds of expenses and costs that can be easily documented, (i.e. paperwork to attest to their amounts.)

In times of economic uncertainty and with increases in the cost of living, many people look at car insurance fraud as a means of getting some fast money.

But with all the cost cutting in terms of auto expenses, auto insurance remains a volatile price that still burdens its policy holders regardless of the other economic aspects related to cars and driving.

From personal financial liability to the cost of repairs to your own car and your medical expenses, you can add coverage to insulate yourself from much of the economic stress that usually follows a serious accident.

Arlington Heights car insurance rates may be higher than average because of the relatively high population density and the general economic conditions in the area, but local residents still have a need to save money where they can to minimize their car insurance costs.