What is the safest car color in terms of safety coefficient?
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The safest car color in terms of safety coefficient is silver-white. Here are some tips for choosing car colors: 1. Silver-white is the optimal color. It has the lowest probability of being involved in accidents, and even when accidents occur, the severity of injuries tends to be relatively minor. The likelihood of sustaining serious injuries in an accident is 50% lower compared to driving white cars. 2. The injury rates for driving white, yellow, gray, red, and blue cars are roughly similar. 3. Black and brown cars are most prone to traffic accidents, with drivers having twice the chance of getting injured compared to those driving white, yellow, gray, red, or blue cars. 4. The reflectivity of car colors varies significantly under different lighting conditions. Dark-colored cars are the hardest to identify with the naked eye during early mornings and evenings when lighting is poor, whereas light-colored cars are the easiest to spot. Therefore, black cars have poorer color safety compared to white and silver vehicles.