Although the SUVs show high ratings across the board, protection of the back seat earned them the Top Safety Pick+ award.
A ValuePenguin study evaluates the correlation between the number of older drivers on U.S. roadways and the rate of fatal crashes among drivers ages 65 and up.
Research from the IIHS shows partial automated driving systems do not improve vehicle safety due to a lack of crash avoidance tech.
See which SUV scored highest in IIHS crash tests and which scored poorly.
IIHS is increasing the ratings vehicles must get on some of its tests to better protect back seat passengers, as well as vulnerable road users. A look at the tests that are changing, plus which vehicles landed Top Safety Pick+ awards.
Only the Subaru Forester (out of 10 small SUVs evaluated) earned a good rating in the higher-speed vehicle-to-vehicle front crash prevention test by IIHS, which evaluated performance with a motorcycle and semitrailer as well as a passenger car.
A look at some of the latest safety news in the fleet industry, including a new partnership between a video telematics provider and safety organization, a company acquisition, updates by IIHS to crash testing criteria, and more.
A new metric on the updated moderate overlap front crash test factors in both the position of the shoulder belt on the rear dummy’s chest and chest compression.
Fulfilling a commitment from 2016, 20 automakers have fulfilled the voluntary pledge to equip nearly all light vehicles with automatic emergency braking.
The Automotive Fleet staff compiled a list of the top news for our fleet manager audience. From UAW strike coverage to exclusive Q&As, here are the top 10 news items from this year.
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