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Mercedes-Benz USA is recalling an estimated 119 2019 vehicles for an electrical issue. Specifically, the central powertrain controller control unit could reset while driving, causing an engine stall which increases the chance of a collision.
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The 10 companies are Audi, BMW, Ford, General Motors, Mazda, Mercedes Benz, Tesla, Toyota, Volkswagen and Volvo.
Read More →The National Traffic Safety Administration has proposed a rule for all new passenger cars and light trucks that would require full collision avoidance at speeds up to 50 mph and sets pedestrian AEB performance standards in all lighting conditions at speeds up to 37 mph.
Read More →One Iowa police officer spearheads a project to reduce wrong-way driving using state-of-the-art cameras.
Read More →TOKYO – A new safety feature is now being developed by Nissan Motor Co. The feature causes a car's gas pedal to lift by itself to alert the driver of a possible collision, according to the Associated Press. That new technology uses radar sensors and a computer system to estimate a car's speed and the distance away from the vehicle in front of it.
Read More →Understanding how an airbag and how your behavior can affect it is essential to ensure this safety feature works as it should without causing you or your passenger harm.
Read More →MONTVALE, NJ - Technical highlights of the new Concept-A Class include a new turbocharged four-cylinder gasoline engine, a dual clutch transmission, and a radar-based collision warning system with adaptive Brake Assist.
Read More →With features such as frontal and radar-based collision avoidance systems, blind spot warning, cross traffic alerts, and rear-view cameras, it is important to educate drivers to rely on their senses.
Read More →There are simple solutions to help drivers avoid parking, backing, and sideswipe collisions.
Read More →The recall, covering more than 6,000 vehicles, will address a problem that might affect proper deployment of side curtain air bags during a collision.
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