NHTSA to Propose New Self-Driving Vehicle Regulations this Fall: Report
The NHTSA plans to issue new rules on self-driving vehicle technology this fall, according to its acting administrator.
The NHTSA plans to issue new rules on self-driving vehicle technology this fall, according to its acting administrator.
A new report warns of a high rate of auto accidents involving driverless cars in San Francisco, and human drivers' confusion over what to do when such an accident occurs.
The U.S. JPML has ordered all airbag inflator rupture lawsuits filed over ARC airbag components used in GM and Chrysler vehicles consolidated before one federal judge for pretrial proceedings.
A third of Chevrolet Bolt owners with potentially defective batteries have not responded to recall notices despite the risk of vehicle fires, according to a new report.
A class action lawsuit filed against General Motors claims many of its vehicles use software which can delay the deployment of airbags and seat pretensioners, resulting in unnecessary injuries and…
A class action lawsuit claims General Motors has ignored a defect which leaves some Chevrolet vehicle owners unable to turn off their cars when the gear shifter is in the…
The NHTSA warns Chevrolet Bolt vehicles can catch fire even after a reported fix for the problem following a 2020 recall.
GM has finally announced it has developed a fix for problems in its Chevy Bolt EV batteries which have been linked to overheating and fires.
A class action lawsuit calls for GM to pay damages to consumers who purchased Acadia vehicles with defective shifters, which can prevent them from putting their vehicles in "Park" and…
Federal regulators are investigating whether some GM seat belts may still have problems despite repairs made during a 2014 recall.