NHTSA Investigating Honda CRV and Accord Crashes Linked to Inadvertent Automatic Braking
Nearly 60 reports of injuries have been linked to auto accidents that may have been caused by Honda CRV and Accord vehicles automatically braking unexpectedly.
Nearly 60 reports of injuries have been linked to auto accidents that may have been caused by Honda CRV and Accord vehicles automatically braking unexpectedly.
The advertisements target drivers between the ages of 18 and 34, who are most likely to be involved in distracted driving accidents.
Subaru airbag sensors may experience a short circuit, leading to the failure of the passenger airbag to detect occupants and deploy during accidents.
Axle separation can result in loss of vehicle stability and brake performance problems, increasing the risk of an accident or crash.
Pedestrians are found at fault in over a third of pedestrian-involved car accidents, however, researchers warn that road designs and infrastructure may be putting them at risk.
Researchers found that the majority of those children who are killed in alcohol-related car accidents were riding in the vehicle operated by a drunk driver.
Honda recall was issued after nearly 4,000 warranty claims involving problems with the front passenger airbag sensor since 2020, which may pose a serious injury risk for young children riding in the front seat.
Just a 10cm increase in vehicle hood height increases the risk of a pedestrian fatality by 22%, according to new research.
Nearly 100 million vehicles have been recalled worldwide since 2014 due to the risk of exploding Takata airbag inflators, which have killed dozens of people worldwide.
More than 850 incidents have been reported involving roof molding detaching from Kia Sportage, and Carnival vehicles.