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For most car owners, their vehicles become the extension of their homes, offices, and all other places in between. You see, this is very evident in the fact that once you do get inside a vehicle, you would find various stuff like books, papers, clothes, shoes, and all other various things.
However, experts in the industry are saying that such items could actually bring with them some kind of distraction for the driver. After all, we all do know that driving is a task that needs one's total concentration and attention. And the statistics from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) say that with drivers doing multitasking and having their attention divided upon the various number of things that they need to attend to, the numbers of crashes could surely go up and would not lessen down. Just imagine that the driver would be like a Volvo performance chip that has got tons of information loaded it would take some time to recognize one task after another.
Edmunds.com shares with its reading public some of the top driving distractions that drivers do face each day - especially if their vehicles become the extension not only of their homes but also of their schools or offices or other hobbies for that matter.
Talking with friends or other passengers is one top driving distraction and it is very applicable especially to younger drivers. This is because many drivers do tend to focus more on the topic at hand than on the road ahead.
The use of your mobile phone is also a driving distraction. And experts do say that it does not matter if you are using a headset, a hands-free set or using one of your hands to fidget with your gadget. Of course, sending SMS messages applies, too. One grand piece of advice would be to keep that mobile phone away and check on it when you are already safely parked.
Your radio is also a distraction. Of course we do know that playing your favorite songs while doing your driving could help you be relaxed during your travel, did you know that when you do take that couple of seconds to change your CD, you are actually endangering yourself and your passengers? Yes, experts suggest that it is better off for you to tune in to a radio station instead of playing a CD.
Glady Reign is a 32 year old is a consultant for an automotive firm based in Detroit, Mi. she is a native of the motor city and grew up around cars hence her expertise in the automotive field.
Brilliant Lewis Hamilton Wins Monaco Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton started this year's Monaco Grand Prix in third position on the grid, behind the two Ferraris of Felipe Massa and Kimi Raikkonen, and knew it would take a top drive to get between them, let alone win.
But after last year's Monaco F1, when Lewis finished second when he could have won, nothing it seems was going to stop him - and in the process take the lead in the drivers championship too.
Unusually for Monaco the weather proved challenging, and rain for 20 minutes before and the first ten laps of the 2008 Monaco Grand Prix proved to be a real challenge for every driver on the circuit, and it was lap 20 before the sun really came out and the track dried.
With no traction control this year, the Monaco F1 was even more of a race of driving skill over car performance, and the Ferrari one-two earned in qualifying disappeared immediately from the start as Lewis Hamilton overtook current World Champion Kimi Raikkonen to slip into second place.
The unusually slow pace for the first ten laps still took its toll, with Monaco resident Jensen Button losing a front wing, and fellow Monaco resident David Coulthard crashing out shortly after, and Lewis Hamilton crashed into a barrier with a rear tyre puncture on the sixth lap at Tabac Corner but recovered after a pit stop.
Indeed it could have been the pit stop that helped Lewis to victory, as the McLaren team re-fuelled the car, enabling Lewis Hamilton to carry on with just one more pit stop necessary to the finish.
Other points of note for driver performance were the disappointing drives of Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen (involved in no less than four incidents) and Felipe Massa, while on the positive BMW's Robert Kubica had an excellent Monaco Grand Prix to come second, picking up his trophy from Princess Caroline, and Force India's Adrian Sutil who would have come fifth and picked up World Championship points but for Kimi Raikkonen crashing into him just before the final laps.
Hamilton had built up an impressive 30 second plus lead before his final pit stop, allowing him to re-join the race comfortably leading, but the safety car was called out for the second time in the race, leaving Hamilton's lead in shreds.
Of all the Grand Prix, Monaco is the most testing for drivers by far around the streets of Monte Carlo, but Hamilton kept a cool head to win, with Prince Albert presenting Lewis with the winners' trophy.
Lewis called in on his radio to the McLaren team on his victory lap that they would party tonight - and with the Pussycats Doll Nicole Scherzinger Lewis' guest for the weekend, it should be a party Monaco will remember!
The final positions for the 2008 Monaco Grand Prix (the 2009 race is Sunday 24 May) are:
1 Lewis Hamilton (GB) McLaren-Mercedes two hours 0 minutes 42.742 seconds
2 Robert Kubica (Pol) BMW Sauber 3.064 secs behind
3 Felipe Massa (Brz) Ferrari +4.811secs
4 Mark Webber (Aus) Red Bull-Renault +19.295
5 Sebastian Vettel (Ger) Toro Rosso-Ferrari +24.657
6 Rubens Barrichello (Brz) Honda +28.408
7 Kazuki Nakajima (Jpn) Williams-Toyota +30.180
8 Heikki Kovalainen (Fin) McLaren-Mercedes +33.191
9 Kimi Raikkonen (Fin) Ferrari +33.792
10 Fernando Alonso (Spa) Renault one lap behind
11 Jenson Button (GB) Honda one lap
12 Timo Glock (Ger) Toyota one lap
13 Jarno Trulli (Ita) Toyota one lap
14 Nick Heidfeld (Ger) BMW Sauber four laps
R Adrian Sutil (Ger) Force India-Ferrari 67 laps completed
16 Nico Rosberg (Ger) Williams-Toyota 59 laps
17 Nelson Piquet Jr (Brz) Renault 47 laps
18 Giancarlo Fisichella (Ita) Force India-Ferrari 36 laps
19 David Coulthard (GB) Red Bull-Renault seven laps
20 Sebastien Bourdais (Fra) Toro Rosso-Ferrari seven laps
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For details of next year's 2009 Monaco Grand Prix visit YourMonaco.com
They also have hotel in Monaco details and property for sale in Monaco
How long does it take to reset a Pontiac Grand Prix Radio that has theftlock?
Purchased salvaged factory stereo for my '05 Grand Prix. Need to have it reset to take off theftlock and dealer says that it will take about an hour and a half to re-program. Should it take this long?
It seems to me that it should take no more than 30 mins or so max. Anyone with experience? Thanks.
THEY CAN TAKE UP TO AN HOUR AND A HALF I'M PRETTY SURE THAT RADIO CONTROLS A LOT MORE THAN OTHER RADIO
F1: Hamilton dramatically crashes out of Spanish Grand Prix
LEWIS Hamilton dramatically crashed out of today’s Spanish Grand Prix near Barcelona on the penultimate lap. The Formula 1 driver from Tewin looked set to claim second place on the podium at the Circuit de Catalunya behind Mark Webber when he suffered a front left puncture in the closing laps.
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