Several federal agencies have launched an elderly driver safety campaign, which urges families to talk with older drivers who have conditions which may make driving hazardous for themselves and others.
The NHTSA is hosting a virtual panel this week to address the future of auto safety.
A new report indicates traffic on U.S. roadways will spike when COVID-19 stay-at-home orders are lifted.
A new study finds that self-driving vehicles could reduce auto accident rates by about a third, but there are still many road problems computers may not be able to avoid.
An NHTSA report indicates four automakers have standardized automatic emergency braking ahead of schedule.
Some lawsuits are trying to force truck manufacturers in the U.S. to equip their vehicles with collision avoidance technology shown to prevent accidents and save lives.
A new survey finds that modern driving technologies are saving lives, but many consumers would not pay extra for them, bolstering arguments that they should be standard features.
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.
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