Study Indicates Half of Serious Auto Accidents Linked to Drug, Alcohol Use
The findings of a new study show a very high rate of alcohol and drug use among drivers, vehicle occupants and pedestrians injured or killed in auto accidents.
The findings of a new study show a very high rate of alcohol and drug use among drivers, vehicle occupants and pedestrians injured or killed in auto accidents.
The NHTSA has promulgated new rules seeking to prevent truck underride accidents by improving the rear bumper guards.
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.
A new government report reveals this year appears to be experiencing yet another increase in traffic accidents and deaths, despite fewer vehicles on the road due to the pandemic.
The NHTSA has launched an investigation into Tesla autopilot systems, which seem to be having a problem recognizing first responder vehicles parked on the side of the road.
The findings of a new study indicate states with full bans on handheld cellphone use while driving have lower rates of crash fatalities among drivers, passengers, and pedestrians.
A new study confirms that rideshare services like Uber and Lyft appear to be decreasing the rate of drunk driving injuries and arrests; particularly among younger people.
A new study reveals common vision problems are a primary factor in elderly driver auto accidents.
A new study warns 2020 may have seen the highest rise in fatal pedestrian auto accidents ever recorded, despite fewer miles being traveled due to the pandemic.