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Finding yourself stranded in your car due to treacherous conditions like snow, ice, poor visibility and slick roads only to discover you have junk in the trunk, rather than the necessary roadside emergency supplies, can place you and your family in jeopardy. According to a new survey by State Farm® and KRC Research, more than 60 percent of drivers had some sort of “junk” (non-emergency supplies) in their trunk ranging from extra clothes and shoes to used food or drink containers. While 99 percent of drivers had at least one emergency supply in their vehicle, such as spare tire or jumper cables, a mere nine percent carried all the essential emergency roadside supplies.
Infographic Review
Infographic Design: A
Well organized and great use of colors and font size. I think it is important to highlight information with the design of the infographic and this one does that.
Infographic Information: A
This infographic is full of information that readers will find helpful and some of the statistics may surprise you.
Infographic provided by State Farm
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The issue of doping is central to modern sports. Since the beginning of time, wherever and whenever the outcome of sporting competition involves status, money or rewards, attempts are made to seek an advantage through doping. But what are the long-term effects? Is sports doping really worth it? This infographic shows some of the most honest information about sports doping.
Infographic Review
Infographic Design: B
I like the needle in the middle with the information coming out from it. This design is clean and organized in a way that readers will appreciate.
Infographic Information: A
The information is interesting and might give normal everyday people a better understanding of doping and how it affects the sports industry. This is especially relevant information since Lance Armstrong is expected to admit to doping.
Infographic provided by Agilent
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This infographic discusses the development of the BLDC motor and how it has played a pivotal role in the development of the electrical vehicle. It is not surprise that more and more companies are developing electric vehicles as an alternative to other cars that are not good for our environment.
Infographic Review
Infographic Design: B+
I like the sleek dark background. This has an automotive feel to it that the readers will like.
Infographic Information: B
This infographic does a good job of explaining the motor and how it benefits the electric vehicle. I also like the information on electric vehicles showing how popular they have become.
Infographic provided by Sinotech.com
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You might assume that children stay inside all day glued to their computer or games console. This infographic shows that they do indeed love technology but also get outside to participate in sport, visit art galleries, go to libraries and ride around on their bikes and skateboards. That’s good news.
Infographic Review
Infographic Design: B
Designed to look like a sheet of school paper, this infographic creatively highlights the information.
Infographic Information: B
The information shows just how children are spending their time and some of the statistics were surprising to read.
Kids spare time activities infographic presented by Turu Holiday Parks
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He leaped from the highest bridge to the tallest building and when Earth seemed too small to contain the BASE jumping ambitions of Felix Baumgartner, he looked to space instead. This 43-year-old former soldier from Austria is always chasing the ultimate experience, going higher and faster than anyone before him. Overcoming fear and facing the unknown, Felix Baumgartner is the man who fell to Earth. Here’s a look at the career highlights of one of the world’s greatest thrill seekers.
Infographic Review
Infographic Design: A
Infographic Information: B
THE MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH
Outdoor World Direct, leading supplier of outdoor gear and sporting goods, are celebrating the greatest freefalls of Austrian BASE jumper Felix Baumgartner with a dynamic infographic entitled Born To Fly.
Trace the career of former soldier Baumgartner with the help of Outdoor World Direct’s original graphic illustration and learn how the thrill seeker advanced from the world’s lowest BASE jump in Rio de Janeiro to a leap from the stratosphere.
Combining a timeline with details of Baumgartner’s desire to go higher and faster than any man before him, Born To Fly, gives you everything you need to know about the world’s greatest BASE jumper.
Felix Baumgartner shocked the world and smashed multiple world records, including the highest and the fastest freefall, when he became a supersonic skydiver in October 2012 leaping from 120,000 feet.
Spread the word and share your passion for Felix Baumgartner’s awe-inspiring achievements by simply sharing or adding Outdoor World Direct’s infographic to your website, Facebook page, Twitter feed or Pinterest board.
To see, download or share Outdoor World Direct’s infographic, go here.
