New research shows partial automation in vehicles doesn't boost safety. Seen as convenience features, they lack the added benefits of crash avoidance tech.
Speeding is a significant factor in U.S. traffic fatalities, contributing to more than 12,000 deaths in 2022 alone. Speed limiters aim to help reduce those numbrers.
A look at some of the latest safety news in the fleet industry, including a new partnership between a video telematics provider and safety organization, a company acquisition, updates by IIHS to crash testing criteria, and more.
IIHS is calling on automakers, regulators, and fleet operators to promote technologies to help curb an epidemic of speeding.
Here are the vehicles that all passed the IIHS updated side crash test but rated poorly when it came to rating back seat safety.
Understanding how an airbag and how your behavior can affect it is essential to ensure this safety feature works as it should without causing you or your passenger harm.
While traffic signals may seem rudimentary, even professional drivers can benefit from reminders that clarify precisely what they are expected to do — and not do — when they come face to face with red lights, flashing signals, green arrows, and more.
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.
Most small pickups fall short when protecting passengers seated in the rear, the latest crash test ratings from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety show.
When does voting close for medium-duty truck of the year? What pickup trucks made the IIHS cut? What leadership appointments were made? And what are the top updates from the automakers over the past two weeks?
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