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33-Year-Old Women Are Safest Drivers

Canadian study shows there are only four fatalities among 33-year-old women for every billion kilometers driven.

NHTSA Report Finds Compact Cars Have Highest Death Rates

Overall fatality rates declining between 1997 and 2004.

Salt Lake City Joins Small List of Cities to Offer Free Parking for 'Green' Cars

Program hopes to encourage use and purchase of fuel-efficient vehicles throughout the state

OSHA Offers New Guidelines to Help Reduce Motor Vehicle Crashes

New 32-page guidelines offer useful information to help employers design an effective driver safety program. Link is attached to download.

Company Will Pay Fines to Settle Construction Death

Construction company failed to maintain an accident prevention program which contributed to the electrocution death of a worker, judge rules.

DaimlerChrysler Expands Use of Biodiesel in Dodge Ram Trucks

Promoting increased use of biodiesel is a part of DaimlerChrysler's campaign to re-introduce diesel-powered passenger vehicles to U.S. consumers.

Ford's Residual Values Take an Upward Trend

Ford explains strategy to improving residual values.

E85 Car Leases Set to Launch in Minnesota

"Flex for the Future" will make make leasing available to members of Minnesota Corn Growers Association and AgStar Financial Services.

Top Stolen Vehicles in Texas Announced

Flood Damaged Autos Surfacing in California

Autos possibly damaged from hurricanes Katrina, Wilma and Rita are showing up in several cities across the nation, as well.