Well, statistically , yes, more crashes happen on wet roads, and icy roads. Black ice is the major cause of crashes in the US.
Well according to FOXNEWS.com in 2005, car crashes kill 40000 people each year. So I would assume the majority we're from bad weather and negligence.
About 50,000. Usually more teens die in crashes though because they don't have experience. The most common causes of crashes are drunk driving and snowy weather.
Typically, air crashes fall into a few standard categories. 1. Pilot Error 2. Mechanical Error 3. Weather 4. Maintenance 5. Air Traffic Control 6. Misc. For the airlines, each crash is reviewed by the National Transportation Safety Board and causes are determined. Routinely, several of the above categories are found to play a role in air crashes.
We want to have up to the minute information for our couriers. Would myEarthLink offer traffic and weather updates?
traffic
Traffic Scotland website provides live traffic information, Freight Scotland information, weather, travel conditions, carbon emissions, carbon calculators, and video and maps of travel and weather conditions.
To be protected by different weather conditions.
False. The majority of weather occurs in the troposphere.
Almost 90% of fatal crashes happen in daylight in clear, dry weather, according to NHTSA stats. Bad weather can affect how far you can see, to be aware of obstacles. It also affects the performance of stopping distances, due to lack of friction. So accidents increase with bad weather. Not all people apprciate these differences and do not alter their driving style to adapt to it. Hence crashes.
Sea, weather and visibility conditions.
Anywhere from twenty minutes to two hours, depending on traffic and weather
Usually in a road surface, a pothole is a hole resulting from traffic and weather.