A new study by AAA finds that many parents fail to safely restrain their child, or use the wrong kind of restraints, resulting in higher rates of infant fatalities and…
The NHTSA has proposed a new rule which would make seatbelt warning alarms mandatory for front and backseat passengers in U.S. vehicles.
The NHTSA reports more than half of pickup truck occupants who died in auto accidents were not wearing their seat belts.
Nearly 500,000 Honda vehicles are being recalled due to problems with seat belts latching properly, which could increase the risk of injury in the event of an auto accident.
Children are more likely to face severe injuries in ATV crashes than in car or motorcycle accidents, according to the findings of a new study.
A new study finds most teen spinal injuries in the U.S. occur due to a lack of seat belt use during auto accidents.
More than 2 million Volvo vehicles are being recalled due to a problem which could result in seat belts being less effective in protecting vehicle occupants during an auto accident.
A school bus recall warns that styrene blocks used as protective measures in some buses without seat belts may not be enough to protect children from crashes.
The NHTSB is calling for seat belts and other safety measures be made standard in limousines, following a tragic accident last year.
Federal regulators are investigating whether some GM seat belts may still have problems despite repairs made during a 2014 recall.
