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News•by Staff•March 2, 2020

Mercedes Benz Sprinter, Freightliner Sprinter Recalled for Fire Risk

Daimler Vans USA, LLC is recalling certain 2019 Mercedes Benz Sprinter and Freightliner Sprinter vehicles because of a fire risk.

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News•by Staff•February 27, 2020

New Hampshire Moves Closer to Seatbelt Law for Drivers

New Hampshire is the only state in the nation that does not have a law on the books requiring adult drivers and front seat occupants to wear seatbelts.

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News•by Staff•February 27, 2020

Wearable Tech Aims to Alert Drowsy Drivers

Fatigue behind the wheel can be deadly, and in response manufacturers are launching more and more wearable technologies to alert drowsy drivers.

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News•by Staff•February 27, 2020

Ford Recalls F-150 Trucks for Daytime Running Lights

Ford Motor Company is recalling an estimated 166,196 2018-2020 F-150 trucks equipped with high series LED headlamps with Autolamp functionality for a lighting issue.

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News•by Staff•February 26, 2020

Mass. Police Poised to Enforce Hands-Free Law

Massachusetts’s new “hands-free” law went into effect on Feb. 23 and law enforcement throughout the state now have extra patrols on roadways ready to enforce the measure, reports CBS Boston.

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News•by Staff•February 25, 2020

Nevada Law Enforcement Cracks Down on Speeding

The Office of Traffic Safety in Nevada recently funded an initiative that put extra patrols on the roadways to crack down on motorists who speed.

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News•by Marianne Matthews•February 21, 2020

Video Tip: How to Safely Jump Start a Vehicle

In winter, it’s not uncommon for the battery to fail — which can leave your drivers stranded on the side of the road.

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News•by Staff•February 20, 2020

Five Factors Linked to 74% of Ohio’s Fatal Crashes

Motorists who drove off road, drove at an unsafe speed, drove left of center, failed to yield, and followed too close accounted for nearly two-thirds of roadway fatalities.

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News•by Marianne Matthews•February 20, 2020

Roadway Fatalities Down 2% in 2019

An estimated 38,800 people were killed in automotive collisions in 2019, which translates into a 2% decline as compared with the 39,404 fatalities in 2018.

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News•by Staff•February 19, 2020

Toyota Recalls Several Models for Engine Issue

A coolant leak in conventional gasoline vehicles can cause the engine to overheat and the vehicle to stall, increasing the likelihood of a collision.

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