Accident at a Speed of 20 km/h of the 1930s

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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.

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Water in a plastic bottle - it is certainly very convenient. But is it so safe as it might seem at first glance? The price of such a convenience is quite high: from environmental damage to health problems. It is time to consider whether a bottle of water is worth the terrible consequences that it may entail ...

History of the Names of Famous Car Brands

Have you ever wondered why the brand of your car is called exactly what it is called? Of course, many automakers adopted the name of their founders, but there are also those whose history has a more complicated history ...