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Data showed a 30 percent reduction in all speeding. With drivers caught doing speeds of 90-99 mph, 93 percent stopped breaking the law. Drivers doing speeds of 80-89 mph curtailed speeding by 53 percent, and those speeding 70-79 mph by 38 percent.
Read More →Among the potential violations, drivers may be punished for reading or writing, eating or drinking a non-alcoholic beverage, using a computer or performing personal grooming while driving.
Read More →GPS systems in cars collect drivetime information and send it to a server, where it forms a picture of traffic flow around a 40-mile radius.
Read More →The growth of the CUV segment has come primarily at the expense of cars sales, which have dropped from 55 percent to 47 percent of the market. The midsize SUV will lose customers to the crossover segment, while the full-size SUV will hold its own, the report says.
Read More →The system, TracVision A5, is the first to provide satellite TV as an accessory option. Programming is from DIRECTV.
Read More →Among the vehicles recalled were 1.48 million SUVs and pickups from the 2003-2005 model years because second-row safety belts may be difficult to properly position across passengers' hips.
Read More →The two winners are Scott Lundy of US Lubes in New Brunswick, NJ and Rosalie Falato, Supervisor of Environmental Affairs and Property, for JVC Inc. in Wayne, NJ.
Read More →IBM's “Telematics Control Unit” identifies problems such as heats or leaks emanating from components, allowing the owner to repair the problem before it becomes a major liability.
Read More →Annual registrations of new diesel passenger vehicles in the United States has grown nearly 56 percent during the past five years.
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