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A new study from IIHS finds that implementing a red-light camera program results in 21% fewer fatal red-light-running crashes per capita.
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A recent IIHS study found that Utah’s speed limit increase is raising average speeds and increasing the likelihood of vehicles exceeding 80 mph.
Read More →After realizing the basic benefits of vehicle tracking, fleet operators are starting to use telematics systems to forecast demand, track historical trends, protect against false claims, and automate hours of service.
Read More →Other cities making Allstate’s annual safest-driving list include Kansas City, Madison, Cape Coral and Boise.
Read More →The National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) reports today that insured tailgate thefts declined 6% in 2015, reversing a consecutive five-year escalating theft trend.
Read More →Eight California cities have appeared on a nationally recognized list of U.S. metro areas with the highest vehicle theft rate per capita.
Read More →This video from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety summarizes the results of a recent round of crash tests involving large pickup trucks.
Read More →A new study from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety calculates what impact higher speed limits had on road fatalities from 1993 to 2013.
Read More →The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety names the 2016 Ford F-150 pickup a Top Safety Pick for SuperCrew and SuperCab configurations.
Read More →Self-driving vehicles are the next frontier in automobile innovation and companies such as Google, Ford, GM, Tesla, and other OEMs are testing and perfecting their version.
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