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Lightning McQueen (voice by Owen Wilson), Mater (Larry the Cable Guy), Sally (Bonnie Hunt), and the rest of the gang from Radiator Springs return to the screen in this sequel to Pixar's Cars (2006). But instead of evoking a nostalgic vision of Route 66 through the American Southwest, director John Lasseter and his artists spoof James Bond films in a fast-paced adventure that mixes espionage and road racing... |
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Made a mandatory inclusion in 2006 for all new cars, the ISOFix system is a standard fitting system allowing child car seats to be fitted into cars without the use of adult seatbelts. By removing the use of the adult seatbelt, the risk of mis-fitting is taken away, helping to ensure that your child receives the ultimate protection in the unfortunate event of an accident.
Now regarded as the safest form of travel for children, all new cars must have universal ISOFix anchorages for a minimum of two seating positions. Furthermore, to ensure that the points are universal, the ISOFix system requires three, separate anchorage points. Two of these points are located at part of the seat where the back meets the base and there is a third point behind the seat. The first two points are to securely hold the seat in place, whilst the third (the point behind the seat) is there to ensure the seat doesn't fall forwards.
The idea behind the ISOFix system is simple, yet so effective - to be able to purchase any car seat for your child (based on their age and height) and have it fit in any car, wherever you are. The seat can be easily transferred from new car to old, parents to grandparents within a matter of seconds.
As all seats don't currently use the ISOFix system and older cars do not have the ISOFix anchorage points, there are several devices on the market to solve this problem, such as the ISOFix car seat base. This allows the seat to use the ISOFix system, even though the car seat doesn't have the necessary ISOFix point.
Somewhat surprisingly, the ISOFix system actually dates back to the early 1990's. Unknown to most parents, most cars manufactured throughout the 1990's had at least two anchorage points (the two points between the seat base and back). The system wasn't widely marketed and although several seats were produced for the ISOFix system, the use of the adult seatbelt was still deemed safe and the most affordable option.
Discovering whether your car has ISOFix anchorage points is simple - they will be clearly labeled. You can feel the points by placing your hand between the seat back and base or alternatively check your car owner's manual or consult your car manufacturer.
2001 saw a survey carried out that showed a massive 80% of car seats examined weren't fitted correctly. With ISOFix now being compulsory in all new cars, there should be a reduction in this figure, leading to a reduction in the number of car seat related deaths and injuries.
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Car Rental & the Environment
With the environment such a hot topic around the world and especially in the transport industry, there are companies that are embracing new environmentally friendly technology. Hybrid Cars and ever increasingly fuel efficient diesel cars are becoming more available to mainstream motorists. I used to work for a corporate travel company and many of the major corporations were requesting the inclusion of Hybrid cars in their contracts. This was more to do with increasing business opportunities by being seen to be green as opposed to wanting to be green!
The question arises when people travel and want to maintain their commitment to the green cause. Car Rental companies will be the ones providing these vehicles... or will they?
I have chosen (for the Australia traveller) major car companies that you can book 'green cars' with. Working for DriveAway Holidays here in Australia, the most common request is for diesel cars. This is driven out of cost concerns and also the occasional environmental concern. (Shouldn't it be the other way around??)
First off the rank is Avis Rental Cars.
In Australia, the group L car will give you a Toyota Hybrid. This car is the favorite for the car rental companies due to it being built by Toyota.
In the UK, there doesn't appear to be any green cars, although there may be diesel cars on fleet, Avis don't make them easy to find.
In the USA, like Australia, the Toyota Hybrid under group XG is available.
Second off the cab rank is Hertz Rental Cars.
In Australia, like Avis, the Toyota Hybrid is the car of choice. Book a group G and you will get this car.
In the UK, Hertz has a range of fuel efficient diesels on fleet but no hybrids. This seems to be a common factor in the UK. Being an expat, I know that Toyota car prices in the UK are reasonably expensive compared to other european manufactured vehicles
In the USA, Hertz has a range of Hybrids, although on some of the cars, I couldn't tell if they were Hybrid or not.
Now, all credit to Hertz as they do promote their green cars as part of their Green Fleet. Avis don't appear to market their green cars in any way, which is a shame.
Third on the cab rank is Europcar Rental Cars.
Again, unlike Hertz, they appear not to promote their green fleet. Looking at their Australia Fleet guide, they have the regular passenger vehicles such as Small, Medium, Large, Prestige, Minivans, Sport, 4WD. Europcar list the green car as part of there regular fleet, however, it does have it's unique identifier (IHAR) in Australia.
In the UK, Europcar doesn't appear to have any green offerings. Maybe it's something you can request at pick up. Personally, if I could book a green car over the internet, I would do so with a company that offered that service.
In the USA, I chose LAX as Europcar have a limited presence. There were no cars I could find that looked green.
To Europcar's defence, in other parts of Europe where they are particularly strong, one is able to guarantee a diesel for an extra few euros per day.
In this brief look, Hertz appears to be the only car rental company that is actively promoting green cars. Avis & Europcar seem to be a bit hap hazard in their approach to a green fleet. Whilst it may be a case of logistics and a supply issue, there is no reason why they couldn't promote their green cars.
I am sure that in 12 months time, the situation will be that every car rental company will be actively marketing green cars. The consumer can currently offset their CO2 emissions in the various transport sectors and I am sure that the car rental industry will follow suit in the near future.
The Environment is a marketers dream and I do think that some of the car rental companies have missed the boat so far. Hopefully their marketing departments will wake up and smell the cleaner air..
About the Author
Car Guru writes for DriveAway Holidays, DriveAway Holidays New Zealand and DriveAway Holidays Blog
What would happen to our Economy if we all had Electric Cars?
If EVERYONE had Electric Cars tomorrow, and solar panels on our homes, what would happen to our economy? Would millions lose their jobs? Is this why we DON"T have a decent electric car? Has anyone seen the movie "Who Killed the Electric Car?" I think the car makers, the government and the oil industry are working together to keep the US from having an all Electric Car?
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Luckily, large changes like this don't happen overnight. There will be plenty of time to adapt.
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As for peoples' comments here on the viability of electric cars, why would people assume no progress has been made in 30 years? Take a look at what a modern electric car is like:
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http://phoenixmotorcars.com/models/fleet.html
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The Phoenix electric pickup truck - using new, advanced Altairnano batteries - can:
-Travel up to 250 miles per charge
-Carry 5 passengers plus cargo at 95mph.
-Charges batteries in as little as TEN MINUTES.
-Has batteries that last 250,000 miles (never need replacement.)
This is a real car - it is not just a concept. Orders have been taken, and cars are being built for fleet customers (sales to individuals begin next year.) So why don't we hear about this car from our press, our government, or the auto companies?
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Keep an eye on the Phoenix. It might just 'disappear'.
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Officer, motorist injured during traffic stop
A Chicago Police officer, a woman he had stopped for a traffic violation and a motorist who plowed into them at a high rate of speed -- leaving two cars mangled -- were all hospitalized Thursday morning after the Northwest Side wreck.About 3:20 a.m., an officer was conducting a traffic stop in the 5600 block of West Foster Avenue when the officer was hit by a vehicle driven by another motorist ...
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