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Mitsubishi, Nissan/Infiniti, and Stellantis join 12 other automakers who have all met the voluntary commitment to equip 95% of their light-duty cars and trucks with crash avoidance technology by the production year that began on Sept. 1, 2022.
Read More →Accident Advisor is a new collision avoidance tool focused on reducing risk in high-crash areas.
Read More →Read our new case study to find out how one family-owned transportation provider reduced rear-end collisions and insurance claims by over 50% each, thanks to collision avoidance technology.
Read More →Download the case study to find out how Heath Consultants – a major a nationwide natural gas leak detection firm with over 1,100 vehicles in the field – reduced their at-fault accident rate by 65% using vision-based driver-assist technology.
Read More →Arriving at Kia retailers in October 2022, the 2023 Telluride comes in two new trim levels — X-Line and X-Pro.
Read More →As vehicles rely more and more on connected technology, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has released updated guidance on how to protect against cybersecurity breaches.
Read More →Out of 23 vehicles that underwent a new nighttime test of pedestrian automatic emergency braking systems, only the superior-rated Pathfinder avoided a collision with the pedestrian dummy in both test scenarios at all test speeds.
Read More →Today's fleet operators and managers are utilizing powerful technologies to improve driver safety, reduce costs, and win more business. Learn how these technologies can help a business protect its employees while strengthening its bottom line.
Read More →With the goal of clarifying confusion AAA, Consumer Reports, J.D. Power, National Safety Council, PAVE and SAE International teamed up and have identified six overarching nomenclature categories for ADAS technologies.
Read More →The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s 5-Star Safety Raring Program evaluates a vehicle’s crashworthiness, but not its crash-avoidance technologies.
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