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Fatality rates higher for all age groups in the states not having primary enforcement seat belt laws.
Read More →A Mississippi firefighter died from septic shock after scratching his finger on a "flood car." The floodwaters from Hurricane Katrina tested at 50 times above the normal danger level for sepsis, a fatal toxin.
Read More →Group says its aim is to help reduce the number and severity of speed-related crashes.
Read More →The accident killed seven children in Florida. More than 750 people die and 20,000 more are injured each year due directly to fatigued commercial vehicle drivers, according to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration.
Read More →Overall fatality rates declining between 1997 and 2004.
Read More →Canadian study shows there are only four fatalities among 33-year-old women for every billion kilometers driven.
Read More →Trucker killed when garbage box lifted and hit overpass. Report finds he most likely hit the wrong switch.
Read More →A National Highway Traffic Safety Administration study found that fatalities are more likely on rural roads than urban roads, and that those fatalities are more likely to involve trucks, according to etrucker.com.
Read More →The fatal accident rate for large trucks in 2004 fell to its lowest point in 30 years, a drastic year-over-year safety improvement over the 2003 rate of 2.19.
Read More →PHH Arval announced this week the general availability of PHH Onboard, a fleet service that integrates Telematics data with fleet information and consultation.
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