If You Drive A Black Car In Massachusetts, You Need To Know This
The color of your car matters. I mean, right? I don't know anyone who is completely indifferent about their color choice, especially of a new car. With a pre-owned car, it's a little different. Anyway...
Of the last six cars I have leased, all of them have been either black or white. I guess I don't like color? It's either black or white for me, and no, it's not a "the dirt doesn't show" thing either.
I SHOULD STICK WITH WHITE
The reason I say this is that if you drive a black car, the car, not you, has a less than an appealing statistic.
So, apparently black cars are involved in more crashes than any other color. Is this a night time thing? I have no idea... But, we've got to presume that visually, black is just terrible for safety.
At least one study found that you’re 47 percent more likely to be in a crash if you drive a black vehicle. Other studies also find that black is the most dangerous color, but offer a more reserved projection. Those studies find that driving a black car increases the risk of a crash by anywhere between 10 and 20 percent. -citywidelaw.com
As far as white goes as a color for a vehicle...
Overwhelmingly, white is considered the safest car color with the lowest risk of being struck. wgk-law.com
THE SAFEST COLORS...
White
Yellow
Orange
Gold
So, basically, the loudest colors rule when it comes to safety.
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