comparemela.com

Latest Breaking News On - Stefanie bruinsma - Page 1 : comparemela.com

AutoCate, a new platform built by women, is making trips to the mechanic easier by connecting you with an expert before you go

AutoCate, a new platform built by women, is making trips to the mechanic easier by connecting you with an expert before you go
cbc.ca - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from cbc.ca Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Stefanie bruinsma

How a new platform hopes to help those feeling overcharged by mechanics

AutoCate is a new platform which has been launched by University of Waterloo grad and former auto mechanic Stefanie Bruinsma.

Stefanie bruinsmaUniversity of waterlooDodge viper

Extraordinary women take the spotlight in new speaker series

A new speaker series, hosted by the YW Kitchener-Waterloo, offers insights from extraordinary women leaders like Dr. Dorothy Nyambi, Mandy Bujold, Fauzia Mazhar, Cait Glasson and Ajoa Mintah.

Sara escobarDanae piersmaMarjorie knightFauzia mazharJen davisLeigh naturkachNicole pereiraStefanie bruinsmaAjoa mintahDorothy nyambiMandy bujoldMifrah abidLeigh ann christianJolin josephSheneka myersCoalition of muslim women kitchener

Does lady-driven still sell cars? There are reasons to slam brakes on the term

A Sudbury, Ont.-born woman living in Ottawa was irked after coming across online car ads that used the term lady-driven, because "driving can't and shouldn't be gendered." Some used-vehicle ads can be effective, while others veer into sexism and aren't even accurate, say experts.

Stefanie bruinsmaJonathan pintoSarah pelletierJean beaucheminUniversity of waterlooCambrian college in sudburyWaterloo centre for automotive researchCambrian collegeGreater sudbury areaNorthern ontarioWaterloo centreAutomotive researchAuto cateBridget yard

Police stop suspected drunk driver, discover autonomous tech in control

“Drivers need to understand that they are responsible for what their vehicle is doing,” Const. Maury Tyre told Vancouver Island Free Daily. “There simply are no exceptions to this rule. If you wish to try out the new bells and whistles in your vehicle, an empty parking lot is going to be a lot safer than a public roadway, but even still, you are responsible for your vehicle. Modern transport has definitely added a lot of safety and comfort features over the years, but they are just not a replacement for an attentive driver.” It’s hard to blame anyone with an autonomously capable vehicle for trying the tech. Wouldn’t you?

Vancouver islandBritish columbiaCampbell riverMaury tyreRaed kadriStefanie bruinsmaRyan eusticePaul rudyUniversity of waterlooOntario autonomous vehicle innovation networkToyota research instituteWillis roadVancouver island freeAutomated drivingAutonomous vehicle innovation networkAutonomous driving

vimarsana © 2020. All Rights Reserved.