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Testing of four 2026 model-year vehicles found that automatic emergency braking prevented collisions in standardized intersection scenarios, but three vehicles failed to avoid crashes when another vehicle turned into their path.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. --- The number of vehicles recalled by automakers dropped 30 percent in 2008 compared to the previous year, with a preliminary total of 10.2 million vehicles recalled during 2008.
Read More →WASHINGTON, D.C. --- Nissan is recalling 242,720 MY 2005-2009 Pathfinder, Frontier and Xterra vehicles.
Read More →GOTHENBURG, SWEDEN – Saving a life can be so simple: grab, stretch, click! The three-point belt is and will remain the car’s most vital safety detail.
Read More →IRVINE, CA - In 2009, Volvo will give even more customers a sneak peak at its safest car ever made — the Volvo XC60 with standard City Safety — through the nationwide From Sweden with Löv Experiential Tour.
Read More →GLENVIEW, IL – Offering the ability to communicate important details in a timely manner, canned messages provide time-stamped documentation that managers can later access in reports by driver or fleet.
Read More →HONOLULU --- Hawaii saw a 61 percent increase in criminal convictions for insurance fraud in 2008, according to the Insurance Fraud Investigation Unit of the state's Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs (fraud unit).
Read More →WASHINGTON, D.C. --- Sometimes fleet drivers need to be reminded that passenger cars on the highway are at a serious disadvantage if involved in a crash with a larger vehicle. In crashes involving large trucks, the occupants of a car, usually the driver, sustain 78 percent of fatalities.
Read More →SAN DIEGO, CA --- SmartDrive Systems Inc., a global driver safety and risk management company, has appointed Jason Palmer as chief product officer.
Read More →ATLANTA --- The state of Georgia plans to spend $775,800 to fund four programs aimed at making driving on state roads safer, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported.
Read More →ST. PAUL, MN --- Preliminary statistics reveal that Minnesota in 2008 had the fewest number of traffic deaths in 64 years, the Associated Press reported.
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