
How To Know If My Car Is Accident Prone?
Steps
1) Group your car plate number into 2 groups
eg. Car Plate XXX9407X, 94 is first group & 07 is second group.
If your car plate no
- has 3 digits, add '0' as the prefix , eg, 744 => 0744
- has 2 digits, add '00' as the prefix , eg, 74 => 0074
- has 1 digits, add '000' as the prefix , eg, 4 => 0004
2) Add up numbers in each group so that it reduces to a single digit
eg. For XXX9407X,
- Group 1 : 9 & 4 --> 9+4 = 13 --> 1+3 = 4
- Group 2 : 0 & 7 --> 0+7 = 7
3) Assign an element to each group
Group Number : Element
- 1,2 : Wood
- 3,4 : Fire
- 5,6 : Earth
- 7,8 : Metal
- 9,0 :Water
eg . Group 1 is 4, therefore belongs to Fire
Group 2 is 7, therefore belongs to Metal
4) Accident-Prone? Check if the Group 1 and Group 2 elements are in conflict
- Wood conflicts with Metal, Earth
- Fire conflicts with Metal, Water
- Earth conflicts with Wood, Water
- Metal conflicts with Fire, Wood
- Water conflicts with Earth, Fire
eg. Group 1 is Fire, and Group 2 is Metal...Therefore both Groups are in conflict
=> this vehicle with car plate number xxx9407x is accident-prone
5) Determine parts of car which are more prone to accident.
- Base on Group 1 and Group 2 numbers, refer to follow diagram
REAR

FRONT
- eg Group 1 number is 4 & Group 2 number is 7, the damage prone areas are
sectors represented by number 4 and 7 which are rear right and centre left respectively.
This formulae has been tested on many cases and so far accuracy rate is around 70% to 80%. Of course, other factors like the colour of the vehicle, the driver etc play a part. Have fun trying. But most importantly, be a safe driver!