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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
The Most Popular Amphibious Cars
These cars break all ideas about the latest technology and are able to travel not only by land but by water. Which of these amphibious cars will seem most unusual to you?
«I’m an Engineer»: 25 Ingenious Inventions of Ordinary People
Obviously, loyal fans of the Crazy Hands section from a popular TV show worked on inventions from today's selection. The genius of the authors of these ideas sometimes crosses the maximum mark, but let's be honest ... Who cares how and from what this or that device is made if it works 100%? We bring to your attention 25 ingenious inventions from the category of "I’m my mother’s engineer"!
Cars for Export in the USSR
“Volga”, “Moskvitch” and “Lada” managed to see this world beyond the borders of their native country. Soviet cars were quite successfully exported even before the start of the war to countries such as Turkey, the Baltic states and others. In this collection, we will tell you about all the cars that were successfully used not only by russian people, but also by other people ...
