More than 500,000 Ram trucks are being recalled, due to problems with instructions that may cause owners to “over-torque” the rear wheel lug nuts, potentially causing the truck wheels to…
A wrongful death lawsuit over a 2015 truck rollover accident has resulted in a settlement agreement between Navistar and the victim's estate.
A new report indicates forward collision warning and automatic braking systems could significantly reduce the number of deadly truck accidents on U.S. roadways.
Federal safety experts say a deadly multi-car crash highlights the need for long-sought safety advancements dealing with driver fatique, sleep apnea, and collision warning sensors.
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.
Half a million Ram trucks are being recalled because the steering linkage may loosen, increasing the risk of drivers loosing control.
Nearly 200,000 Ram 1500 trucks are being recalled because an adjustable brake pedal could fall off, resulting in an increased risk of auto accident.
A proposed bill in Congress would require better safety devices on trucks to prevent underride accidents.
Federal regulators have withdrawn a proposed rulemaking to make roads safer by screening truck drivers for sleep apnea that could lead to fatal accidents.
Contentious rules restricting truck driver hours to prevent fatigue and reduce accidents failed to show actual health and safety benefits, according to a Department of Transportation study.
