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Subaru’s WRX, a small car, and the Legacy and Outback, both midsize cars, recently earned Top Safety Pick+ awards.
Read More →Your drivers' accidents are costing you lost time, higher insurance premiums, and a high cost of loss. Worse yet, they’re hurting people. You can take action to prevent accidents.
Read More →American vehicles absent from list of winners due to lack of electronic stability control (ESC), a requirement for the award.
Read More →The IIHS crash tested a 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air with a 2009 Chevrolet Malibu to demonstrate the strides automotive safety has made since the 1950s.
Read More →A new report from insurance company Allstate also reveals that Brownsville, Texas, finished second, based on claims data, and Anchorage is the most improved.
Read More →The redesigned mid-size SUV draws the highest possible score in four of five IIHS crashworthiness evaluations.
Read More →In recent IIHS crash tests, the vehicles recorded the highest-possible rating of “good.”
Read More →There are plenty of drivers who dread or avoid parallel parking, but it's really not that difficult to master. Here's some practical advice, provided by Liberty Mutual Insurance and All-Star Driver, you can pass along to fleet drivers.
Read More →The pickup truck, already an IIHS Top Safety Pick+ winner, draws a five-star overall safety score from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Read More →Analysis of federal crash data also shows that the rate of road fatalities tied to careless and reckless driving is lowest in the states of Virginia and New York.
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