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Automotive Buses and Vehicle Bus Description

April 1, 20201 min read

Automotive Buses and Vehicle Bus Description

Automotive Buses

[BST bus]
[byteflight]
[CAN bus]
[D2B]
[DSI bus]
[FlexRay]
[GVIF]
[IDB-1394]
[IEBus]
[Intellibus]
[J1708 bus]
[J185 bus]
[LIN bus] [MEC bus]
[MI bus]
[MML bus]
[MOSTbus]
[OBDII]
[Planet]
[SMARTwireX]

[Amazon Engine Diagnostic Products]
[Bus Info Page]
[Home]

Note: There are six classifications of vehicle Buses:
Class A, Class B, Class C, Emissions/Diagnostics, Mobile Media, and
X-by-Wire.
Many of the buses listed below have a notation defining what
class they reside in.
Class A: A multiplex wiring system which reduces wiring by
transmitting and receiving multiple signals over the same signal bus.
The multi-purpose bus replaces

Transportation

Transportation Barriers to Health Care Access

April 1, 20201 min read

Ahmed et al. [1] N = 413 adults
Urban (Dayton, Ohio), low SES 71 % female, 48 % Black, 42 % Appalachian Door to door survey on barriers to health care access “Difficulty finding transportation” (1) “Hard” or “very hard” time finding transportation (31 %) Arcury et al. [37] N = 1,059 adults
Rural (North Carolina), mixed SES, 662 female, 948 Whites, 112 Blacks Retrospective, comparing transportation barriers and health care utilization “Distance to care for… regular visit… for less serious emergency… for serious emergency” (3)
Has a driver’s license, any household member has a driver’s license, number of vehicles owned in household, days per week spent driving, relative or friend who regularly provides transportation for a family member, knowledge of organizations that provided transportation to health care and use of such transportation (7) Health care utilization associated with having a driver’s license (OR 2.29 more visits) and having a

Bycycle

Bicycle Heroes | The Franklin Institute

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No inventor or country can single-handedly claim to have invented the bicycle; it was invented and reinvented in many places over a period of many years.

In 1817, Germany’s Baron von Drais de Saverbrun invented the Draisienne, (also “draisine” or “hobby horse”) a steerable bicycle. It was almost completely made of wood, and had no pedals. Riders propelled it by pushing their feet against the ground. In 1860, a model called the Michaux Velocipede became the world’s first mass-produced riding machine. Designed by France’s Pierre Michaux, he came up with his design when a customer brought a Draisienne in for repairs. After his son tried riding it and had difficulties with his feet on downhill roads, Michaux came up with the idea of connecting crank arms and pedals directly to the front wheel as a means of propelling the bike. In 1865 in Connecticut, Pierre Lallement rode a distance of

Transportation

Commercial Driver’s License Program | FMCSA

April 1, 20201 min read

Overview

Driving a Commercial Motor Vehicle (CMV) requires a higher level of knowledge, experience, skills, and physical abilities than that required to drive a non-commercial vehicle. In order to obtain a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL), an applicant must pass both skills and knowledge testing geared to these higher standards. Additionally CDL holders are held to a higher standard when operating any type of motor vehicle on public roads. Serious traffic violations committed by a CDL holder can affect their ability to maintain their CDL certification.

Licensing

Driving a commercial motor vehicle is a big responsibility. It requires special skills and knowledge. Most drivers must obtain a commercial driver’s license (CDL) through their home State (it is illegal to have a license from more than one State). In addition, special endorsements may be required if you or your company drivers will be driving any of the following vehicles:

a truck with

Car

Cars – V

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V8 Choppers

2011 V8 Choppers C-Series

2011 V8 Choppers SP-Series Sport Trike

2011 V8 Choppers TR-Series Touring Trike

Valmet

2005 Valmet Raceabout

2012 Valmet Dawn EV Concept

Vandenbrink

2006 Vandenbrink Ferrari 599 GTO Mugello

2009 Vandenbrink Ferrari 599 GTO

Vath

2012 Vath Mercedes-Benz R172 SLK 350

2013 Vath Mercedes-Benz V 63 Coupe Black Series

2013 Vaeth Mercedes-Benz CLA V25

2014 Vaeth Mercedes-Benz A 45 AMG

2015 Vaeth Mercedes-Benz GLA 45 AMG

2015 Vaeth Mercedes-Benz GLA 200

Mercedes-Benz 300 SEL 6.3 by Vath Motorentechnik

Vauxhall

1912 Vauxhall Prince Henry

1915-1918 Vauxhall D-Type Staff Car

2005 Vauxhall Monaro VXR

2008 Vauxhall VXR8

2009 Vauxhall VXR8 Bathurst S Edition

2014 Vauxhall ADAM Black & White Editions

2014 Vauxhall Adam Rocks

Vauxhall Tigra 1.8i Sport by Giles Deacon

Vencer

2015 Vencer Sarthe

Ventross

2009 Ventross Lexus ISF

Venturi

2005 Venturi Fetish

2006 Venturi Astrolab Concept

2006 Venturi Eclectic

2008 Venturi Eclectic Concept NYPD

2008

Vehicle

Vehicle Leasing from Nationwide Vehicle Contracts

April 1, 20201 min read

Lease with Nationwide Vehicle Contracts and we’ll deliver your new vehicle anywhere in the GB mainland for free (exclusions apply).

Whether you live in the city or the countryside, Nationwide Vehicle Contracts will deliver your new lease vehicle direct to your doorstep, provided your address is situated on the GB mainland.

Free delivery applies to customers based in England, Wales and Scotland. For some locations in the Scotland, the Scottish Highlands and Scottish Islands such as Dundee (DD), Inverness (IV), Aberdeen (AB), Perth (PH), Oban (PA), Greenock (PA) Stranraer (DG) and Skye (IV) a delivery charge of up £450 may be applicable depending on distance and supplying vehicle manufacturer. Please speak to your sales consultant for further information.

For customers based in Northern Ireland, the customer would usually need to meet the delivery driver at the Cairnryan, Stranraer or Liverpool Birkenhead port to take delivery of the vehicle.

Where possible,

Transportation

12 Transportation Businesses You Can Start Now

April 1, 20201 min read

May
2, 2016

11 min read

In Start Your Own Transportation Service, the Staff of Entrepreneur Media explains how you can launch a profitable transportation service, whether you want to start a long-haul operation or an in-town service. In this edited excerpt, the authors briefly discuss 12 ways you can get started in the transportation industry.

The following represent many of the possible types of transportation businesses you could decide to start. It all depends on what your personal interest is and what skills you want to employ in your business.

1. Taxi service

Despite its initial controversy and claims of unfair competition, Uber has staked its claim across the world — in fact, in 400 cities and 65 countries. Uber’s attraction as a small-business opportunity is that you’re an independent contractor and on your own schedule. To sign up as a driver, start by going to Uber’s website,

Transportation

Home – Sound Generations

April 1, 2020

Bycycle

Bicycle-Related Injuries – American Family Physician

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1. Sacks JJ,
Kresnow M,
Houston B,
Russell J.
Bicycle helmet use among American children, 1994. Inj Prev.
1996;2:258–62.…

2. Pfeiffer RP,
Kronisch RL.
Off-road cycling injuries. An overview. Sports Med.
1995;19:311–25.

3. Sacks JJ,
Holmgreen P,
Smith SM,
Sosin DM.
Bicycle-associated head injuries and deaths in the United States from 1984 through 1988. How many are preventable? JAMA.
1991;266:3016–8.

4. Baker SP, et al. Department of Health Policy and Management. In: Injuries to bicyclists: a national perspective. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins Inquiry Prevention Center, 1993.

5. Rodgers GB. Bicycle use and hazard patterns in the United States. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, 1994.

6. Bijur PE,
Trumble A,
Harel Y,
Overpeck MD,
Jones D,
Scheidt PC.
Sports and recreational injuries in U.S. children and adolescents. Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med.
1995;149:1009–16.

7. Durkin MS,
Laraque D,
Lubman I,
Barlow B.
Epidemiology and prevention

Transportation

Easy and Fun ESL Transportation Lesson and Activities

April 1, 20201 min read

Teaching English language learners to talk about the different types of transportation common in English-speaking countries is essential for their success in the English language. This ESL lesson plan provides teachers and students of English as a second language with some common transit vocabulary as well as some fun activities to reinforce learning.

English Travel Vocabulary

Begin the ESL lesson by introducing the following English language transportation vocabulary and definitions:

On the Road

bicycle – a manual vehicle with two wheels
bus – a large motorized vehicle with seats for multiple passengers that usually operates as part of a scheduled paid service
bus stop – a place on a bus route where buses to pick up and drop off passengers

car – a motorized vehicle that seats five to six passengers
highway – a type of street between cities
interstate – a type of highway that crosses two or more

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