10 Dangerous Car Myths That Could Risk Your Life
Explore ten deadly car myths that put lives at risk and the truths that can help keep you safe.
10 Dangerous Car Myths That Could Get You Killed
Myth 1: You Should Pump the Brakes on Slippery Roads
Myth 2: Driving with Your Hands at 10 and 2 O'Clock
Myth 3: Using Cruise Control in Rain or Snow Saves Fuel and Reduces Fa
Myth 4: A Heavy Car Is Safer Than a Light Car
Myth 5: You Can Outrun a Tornado or Hurricane in Your Car
Myth 6: A Loud Exhaust Is Safer Because Pedestrians Hear You
Myth 7: Four-Wheel Drive Makes You Invincible on Snow and Ice
Myth 8: Your Seatbelt Can Trap You in a Sinking or Burning Car
Myth 9: You Should Brake and Turn at the Same Time in an Emergency
Myth 10: You Are Safe Driving at Night Because You Can See the Headlig
The Bottom Line
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Most car myths are harmless. Believing that premium fuel cleans your engine or that you need to change your oil every 5,000 kilometers will cost you money, but it won"t kill you. However, some myths are different. They are dangerous. Believing them can lead to decisions that compromise your safety and the safety of everyone around you. Here are ten dangerous car myths that could get you killed—and the truth that could save your life.