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Safety Pointers for Before You Get Behind the Wheel

Driver safety starts before the pedal hits the medal. An expert offers advice on key steps drivers should take — from checking the condition of the vehicle to properly positioning mirrors to stowing items securely — before they hit the road.

NHTSA Aims to Expand Seat Belt Warnings for All

To reduce injuries and fatalities, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s newly proposed rule requires automotive manufacturers to outfit cars, trucks, most buses, and more with seat belt use warning systems for the right front passenger and rear seats.

Survey: 37% of U.S. Drivers Texted Behind the Wheel in Past Month

A new survey from Assurance explores which states have the highest percentage of drivers texting behind the wheel as well as where texting occurs most frequently. It also identifies other common distracted driving behaviors.

Study Identifies Worst Drivers by Generation

A new analysis finds that American drivers between the ages of 25 and 34 account for the most car accidents, the most fatal car accidents, and the second-highest percentage of distracted drivers in the nation.

How Increased CAFE Standards Will Affect Fleets

The year 2026 will mark a turning point with multiple regulations converging to push for greater fuel economy in cars and trucks.

Speeding Claims the Most Lives Since 2007

New data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration shows that speeding-related fatalities increased 8% from 2020 to 2021, reaching a 14-year peak.

Report Examines Crash Fatalities Linked to Distracted Driving

While Texas has the most total crash fatalities of all the states, New Mexico ranks first in the nation as the state with the highest proportion of fatal crashes involving distracted drivers.

Partners Tackling Worn Tire Issue

The U.S. Tire Manufacturers Association and mobile data capture company Anyline have joined forces during National Tire Safety Week to spread awareness and education aimed at improving tire safety.

NHTSA Aims to Reduce Pedestrian Crashes with AEB Mandate

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.

Tips to Curtail the 5 Most Dangerous Driving Habits

Harsh braking, speeding, and tailgating are all dangerous driving behaviors that lead to collisions. An expert shares solutions on how to curtail bad habits and keep your fleet drivers safe.

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