Judge Rules on Fed AFV Compliance

CEI Releases ClaimsLink Version 3.0

Donlen Hires VPs of Business Development in Midwest and Mid Atlantic

NORTHBROOK, IL – Donlen Corp. announced that Ted Mroz and Zac Trunzo have joined the Donlen sales team as vice presidents of Business Development. Both report directly to Tom Coffey, regional vice president of business development for Donlen.

An Estimated 15,000 Saved by Airbags in Last 20 Years

The government estimates that 15,000 people have been saved by airbags since then-Transportation Secretary Elizabeth Dole signed an order on July 11, 1984, requiring all vehicles to have driver's side air bags or automatic seat belts by 1989 and passenger-side bags soon after, according to a report by the Associated Press on July 10.

Congressional Legislation Could Boost Biodiesel Usage by Fleets

new bill introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives could do much to increase the use of biodiesel in the U.S. commercial and private automobile fleets, according to a report on the Website SolarAccess.com on July 9.

Toyota to Manufacture Hybrid Camry in U.S.

TOKYO, JAPAN — The Daily Yomiuri reports that Toyota Motor Corp plans to produce Camry hybrids in the U.S., reported Green Car News.

Dr. Pepper Plans for ‘Green’ Fleet

PLANO, TEXAS - Dr. Pepper Snapple Group is greening its fleet as part of a five-year goal to improve environmental and social performance across the company's operations.

CDC: Number of Teen Drivers in Fatal Crashes Drops

ATLANTA - The number of fatal crashes involving 16- and 17-year old drivers dropped by more than a third between 2004 and 2008, according to a newly released report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). However, crashes still remain the leading cause of death for teens in the United States, even though most are preventable.

Safety Council Grades States on Safety Policies

In the category of road safety, the top five performers are Illinois, Louisiana, Washington D.C., Delaware and Maine.