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News•January 21, 2015

GM Safety Tech Helps Reduce Rear Crashes

The automaker opts to equip more Chevrolet models with Forward Collision Alert and Front Automatic Braking to prevent one of the most common types of crashes.  

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News•January 21, 2015

Ford Expedition Draws 5-Star NHTSA Score

To qualify for the highest possible overall rating, the vehicle received five-star ratings in the frontal crash and side crash tests.

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News•January 21, 2015

Lytx Reaches 200,000 Subscriptions for Video-Based Safety Service

Lytx reached a record growth of 57,000 new subscriptions in service for 2014.

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News•January 20, 2015

SEAT Developing 'Accident-Free' Car of the Future

Engineers from SEAT’s Technical Centre work daily aim to design a car in the future “capable of avoiding accidents totally.”

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News•January 20, 2015

Researchers Explore Use of Virtual Traffic Lights

Generated through connected vehicle technology, the virtual signals would display on windshields and take into account real-time traffic conditions to avert unnecessary delays.

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News•January 20, 2015

Caliber Collision Adds Locations in Northeast

With the acquisition of Craftsman Auto Body and Pohanka Collision Centers, the company now operates 232 collision centers in 11 states.

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News•January 19, 2015

GM Expands Availability of Safety Alert Seat

The safety feature vibrates the driver’s seat cushion when a crash risk is detected.

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News•January 19, 2015

Fleet Safety Video Tip: More Winter Driving Advice

Here’s some winter driving advice from the Minnesota Department of Public Safety and AAA.

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Articles•by Chris Wolski•January 19, 2015

How to Avoid Theft and Break-Ins

Fleet vehicles can be attractive targets for thieves. The good news is that some preparation and common-sense techniques can go a long way in deterring vehicle thefts and break-ins.

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News•January 16, 2015

Video: Michigan Readies for Connected-Car Test Site

The University of Michigan campus will soon be home to a 32-acre testing facility for connected and automated vehicle technologies.

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