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A new AAA survey finds that three-quarters of U.S. drivers would be afraid to ride in a fully autonomous vehicle.
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New survey results from the AAA Foundation indicate that 31.4% of drivers admit to typing or sending texts or emails behind the wheel in the past month.
Read More →A University of Michigan survey finds that more than three-quarters of people are at least slightly concerned about autonomous vehicle hacking that could threaten safety.
Read More →Company employees familiar with GPS tracking maintain a more positive attitude about the telematics technology than those who use it for the first time, according to the findings of a new survey from TSheets.
Read More →Newly released statistics from the National Survey on Drug Use and Health indicate a decline in drunken driving.
Read More →About 60% of Americans remain unaware of battery-electric vehicles and 80% have never driven or ridden in one, according to a new survey from Altman Vilandrie & Co.
Read More →A survey from IIHS finds, however, that motorists living in marijuana-legal states are more likely to perceive the drug as a road safety problem than motorists in other states.
Read More →But new survey results also underscore the reluctance of many drivers to ditch their own phone while behind the wheel.
Read More →A new study from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety takes a look at how much Americans drive on a daily and yearly basis — and who drives the most.
Read More →A new AAA study raises concerns about drivers’ willingness to retaliate after another driver has agitated them.
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