Increasing Pedestrian Fatalities May Be Reduced By Improved Safety Standards: NTSB
Federal officials are calling for collaborative efforts by other agencies to set new vehicle safety standards to protect pedestrians.
Federal officials are calling for collaborative efforts by other agencies to set new vehicle safety standards to protect pedestrians.
Pedestrian accidents have gotten more deadly in recent years, potentially due to the prevalence of SUVs on the road and other factors, according to the findings of a new study.
Pedestrian and Motorcycle fatalities helped lead to overall increases in auto accident-related deaths, according to a new report.
The number of pedestrians dying in auto accidents rose significantly last year, due in part to mobile devices and other distractions affecting both pedestrians and drivers.
The NHTSA has proposed new automatic emergency braking requirements for all light vehicles, in an effort to reduce rear-end crashes and pedestrian fatalities.
The NHTSA has proposed new testing standards for vehicles which focus on preventing or decreasing the risks of pedestrian injuries and fatalities from an auto accident.
Traffic safety officials have designated several areas where improvements in vehicle safety features, traffic signals and road designs could decrease auto accident fatalities, which have risen in recent years.
Federal safety officials are focusing on a pedestrian traffic safety campaign this month amid rising numbers of fatal pedestrian auto accidents in recent years.
The rise in SUV popularity may be costing pedestrian lives on the road, according to the findings of a new study.
Pedestrian fatalities spiked in 2020, despite fewer people on the roads due to the pandemic, according to a new report.