Self-Driving Cars Still Not Trusted By Most American Drivers: Poll
A new poll finds most consumers do not trust self-driving car technology, and are not yet willing to pay for it.…
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A new poll finds most consumers do not trust self-driving car technology, and are not yet willing to pay for it.…
Auto manufacturers are increasingly employing automatic emergency braking systems as standard equipment on automobiles, but the industry has a long way to go.…
A new study indicates that the last 10 years in Maryland have seen only a slight increase in opioid-related fatal auto accidents, after researchers realized previous numbers were inflated by emergency medical personnel giving opioids to patients at the scene of the accident.…
A new study reveals that slower emergency medical response times, particularly in rural communities, increases the risk of death from injuries sustained in auto accidents.…
The Department of Transportation has released a list of areas in U.S. transportation that could be made safer with the proper policy, law, and industry changes.…
A new report finds you are more likely to die of an accidental drug overdose than you are to die in an auto accident.…
Auto accidents are now the eighth leading cause of death worldwide, according to the findings of a new study.…
The NHTSA recommends families discuss driving safety plans with elderly relatives.…
A new study highlights the effectiveness of forward collision detection and automatic braking systems, which some consumer advocates say should be standard equipment on all vehicles.
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Following a rash of accidents where children were hit trying to board or exit school buses, officials are urging drivers not to be distracted and to heed school bus signals.…