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The world’s first accident, which ended in death, occurred on August 17, 1896 in London. A young man named Arthur drove into Bridget Driscoll at a speed of 8 mph (approximately 13 km / h), which caused her to die on the spot.
Accident at a Speed of 20 km/h of the 1930s
Hit Parade of the Most Beautiful Japanese Models: 15 Photos
Japanese girls are very popular around the world. The most sophisticated and graceful, they are like blooming sakura - they are used to opening up and giving this world all their charms and beauty. Popular model girls in Japan are called gravure idol. It is believed that a girl who was awarded the title possesses not only incredible beauty, but also some talent: she sings, acts in films, dances. It is with such girls that today's rating of the most beautiful Japanese women in the world has been compiled!
Examples of the Most Unusual Taxi: 10 Photos
In many countries and cities, taxis are not just a yellow car with checkers, but a whole culture. These unusual examples of taxis that are collected here to surprise you ...
Perhaps the Most Unpleasant But Interesting Facts About Cockroaches
It seems that there is no such person in the world who would love cockroaches. These disgusting insects often bother residents of apartments and houses, and besides, their neighborhood is not so easy to get rid of. What else is cockroaches infamous for? About this in the selection of cockroaches ...
Bright Images From the Red Carpet Fashion Awards 2019
Fashion Awards is one of the most anticipated events in the fashion world. This year, December 2, everyone’s favorite celebrities gathered under the roof of the Royal Albert Hall in London to take part in the competition for the title of the brightest and most stylish star representative. What images surprised the stars this year? Let's tell you in order!
Automotive America 1950s Early 60s in Color Photographs
A selection of color photographs of cars from the USA, made in the golden era - in the 1950-1960s. Colorful photographs provide an opportunity to touch the story without losing the slightest detail of the atmosphere of the past.