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While a recent analysis from the Insurance Institute of Highway Safety shows several SUV and pickup models have some of the lowest driver death rates, these large vehicles pose a significant danger to drivers of other vehicles.
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To qualify for the Insurance Institute for High Safety’s award, a vehicle must earn the highest rating of “good” in the IIHS’ front, side, rollover, and rear impact tests and be equipped with electronic stability control.
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Read More →Slips, trips, and falls are a top driver injury risk, especially in winter. Learn tips to boost safety, reduce costs, and keep your fleet accident-free this season!
Read More →Featuring new system that gives a single rating for all three major safety factors, The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety offers its first rankings for 10 safest cars.
Read More →Insurance company survey finds an ongoing ‘cultural problem' of people drinking alcohol during the working day.
Read More →A new study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety finds that drivers are more likely to deactivate this safety feature compared to others.
Read More →The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety announced that the 2010 Ford Taurus is the institute's latest Top Safety Pick award winner.
Read More →WINSTON-SALEM, NC – Idaho and Wisconsin drivers ranked highest as most knowledgeable about basic road rules in the 2009 GMAC Insurance National Drivers Test, while New York drivers scored lowest.
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