What is the safest car color in terms of safety coefficient?

1 Answers
MacAliyah
07/29/25 4:08pm
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.
Was this review help?
10
0
Share
More Forum Discussions

Do Snow Tires Have a Right Side Out?

Snow tires do have a right side out. The side marked "OUTSIDE" is the front side, while the side marked "INSIDE" is the reverse side. Here are some details about snow tires: 1. Compared to regular tires, snow tires have a softer tread due to the use of different rubber materials. This allows them to make closer contact with the road surface, generating greater friction than regular tires, thereby providing enhanced grip and significantly improving vehicle control and safety on slippery surfaces. 2. When temperatures drop below 10°C, the surface of snow tires becomes softer, which enhances grip. In contrast, regular tires become harder as temperatures decrease.
8
3
Share

Does Full-Speed Adaptive Cruise Control Turn by Itself?

Full-speed adaptive cruise control does not turn by itself. Here is more information about full-speed adaptive cruise control: 1. Adaptive cruise control uses feedback signals from distance sensors. The ACC control unit can judge road conditions based on the moving speed of nearby vehicles and control the vehicle's driving status. 2. By sensing the pressure the driver applies to the accelerator pedal through feedback, ACC can decide whether to execute cruise control to reduce driver fatigue. 3. Generally, the adaptive cruise control system only activates when the speed is greater than 25km/h, and the driver must manually control the vehicle at preset speeds.
20
1
Share

What are the subsidy policies for new energy vehicles?

The reasons why beginners feel strenuous when stepping on the clutch are as follows: 1. Incorrect sitting posture: Some trainees do not adjust the seat after getting into the car but choose to drive directly. This approach is very inappropriate because the sitting posture affects the state of stepping on the clutch. After getting into the car, trainees must adjust the seat to a suitable position. 2. Incorrect posture for stepping/lifting the clutch: Generally, the way to step on the clutch is to use about two-thirds of the front part of the foot to step on the clutch pedal, with the heel naturally hanging down and in close contact with the vehicle floor. Then, use the strength of the ankle and knee to step down on the clutch. This method is more labor-saving, and trainees are less likely to feel foot fatigue. As for lifting the clutch, it involves stepping on the clutch pedal with the front part of the foot, then lifting the heel off the ground, and using the strength of the thigh to press and lift the clutch.
11
3
Share

What are the Honda 4-cylinder motorcycles?

Honda 4-cylinder motorcycles include st1300, cb1000r, cbr1000rr, ver1200f, cb650f, ctx1300, st1300, cbr650r, cb1100rs, cb650r, cbf1000, cb1100rs, rc212v, etc. Among them, the Honda cb650f is a four-cylinder mid-displacement street bike model, equipped with a 649cc four-cylinder engine, with a compression ratio of 11:4:1, a maximum power of 56KW at 9000rpm, and a maximum torque of 60 Newton meters at 8500rpm.
5
0
Share

How to Handle Motorcycle Points Deduction?

If points are deducted from a motorcycle driver's license but do not reach 12 points, the points will be cleared after paying the fine. If 12 points are deducted, the driver must, within 15 days, attend a seven-day study and examination on road traffic safety laws, regulations, and related knowledge at the traffic management department of the public security organ where the motor vehicle driver's license was issued or where the violation occurred. Below is more information about motorcycle licenses: 1. Motorcycle licenses are divided into three types: D, E, and F, and motorcycles can also be two-wheeled or three-wheeled. 2. The D license covers ordinary three-wheeled vehicles and includes the E license. 3. The E license is for ordinary two-wheeled motorcycles. Motorcycle licenses are widely used in daily life. If you have a C1 license and want to ride a motorcycle, it is best to upgrade to a D or E license.
4
1
Share

What to Do If Your Driver's License Has Expired for One Year?

If your driver's license has expired for one year but not more than three years, you need to go to the vehicle management office to take the subject one exam. After passing the exam, you can retrieve your driver's license. Below are several scenarios regarding an expired driver's license: 1. If the expiration period is less than one year, you can apply for a renewal at the vehicle management office and proceed with the normal renewal process. 2. If the license has expired for more than one year but less than three years, you can retake the subject one exam at the vehicle management office. Upon passing the exam, you can retrieve your driver's license. 3. If the license has expired for more than three years, it will be revoked, and you will need to re-enroll in a driving school and retake all the exams.
10
2
Share
Cookie
Cookie Settings
© 2025 Servanan International Pte. Ltd.