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People residing in big cities may be forced to do this exercise every day. Eliminating the complexity and uncertainty is undoubtedly an experience to behold.
Self-parking cars not only saves the drivers from parking ordeal, but it also helps to solve some of parking and traffic challenges in heavily populated areas. Evidently, parking a car is often subject to the skills that a driver possesses. Contrary to this condition, self-parking cars can fit into relatively smaller space that a majority of the drivers can manage on their own. Evidently, the problem of finding a parking space is eliminated: this permits the same number of cars to occupy fewer spaces (Sculle, & Jakle, 2004).
In most cases, paralleling parking results in a blockage of a traffic lane for some considerable time....
This situation is even worsened when the driver experiences challenges getting into the spot, and it can last for several minutes thus seriously disrupting the traffic.
Aside from the challenges discussed above, challenges experienced in parallel parking often results in minor dents and scratches. Self-parking technology offers solutions to such mishaps. The advantage is that is ends up saving money, which would have otherwise been used to meet insurance claims for parking-related damage (Kamal, 2008).
In spite of the advantages described above, it is undeniable that auto parking has also some disadvantages. For instance, a driver is most likely to lose concentration as he or she is assured that the vehicle can automatically park itself. This is dangerous because a driver may become
In most cases, paralleling parking results in a blockage of a traffic lane for some considerable time. This situation is even worsened when the driver experiences challenges getting into the spot, and it can last for several minutes thus seriously disrupting the traffic.
Aside from the challenges discussed above, challenges experienced in parallel parking often results in minor dents and scratches. Self-parking technology offers solutions to such mishaps. The advantage is that is ends up saving money, which would have otherwise been used to meet insurance claims for parking-related damage (Kamal, 2008).
In spite of the advantages described above, it is undeniable that auto parking has also some disadvantages. For instance, a driver is most likely to lose concentration as he or she is assured that the vehicle can automatically park itself. This is dangerous because a driver may become
Abstract This reports conducts a comparison and contrast of three automobiles within a particular class. The purpose of this report is to make a recommendation to the organization regarding the kind of car they ought to be purchasing for its company cars. Each year, organizations have intricate variety of choices to assess and examine with regard to selecting company vehicles. One of the key criteria for choosing company cars is cost.
European Union - Business in Europe European Union * Competitive advantages of a European area in a chosen Industry and Porter's Five Forces * Personal impressions and reflections on what was learned? The European Union is made up of several countries, and all these countries have one single aim, which is to promote and develop business relationships within Europe and also with the rest of the world, in today's world of globalization. When one wishes
Location-Based Tracking Smart phones are among the latest technological devices in this 21st century. They are smart devices because they come with numerous applications most of which are versions of the computer. In addition, they integrate features earlier witnessed in disparate devices. This paper examines location-based tracking services, which is among the feature of smart phones, performed by various applications. Using adequate information from materials, the paper will discuss at length
" Conclusion Overall GM is currently confronting some of the most difficult obstacles that it has ever had to overcome. Government intervention is no guarantee that the company will be able to overcome these obstacles. Billions of dollars have been given to the company in an effort to save it from further demise. However, capital alone will not save the company, there must be a strategic effort of the management to properly
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