The BMW X1 didn't even appear to slow down as it barreled toward a dummy on the IIHS' test track in Virginia. With a pop, the small crossover SUV plowed into the dummy, launching it into the air. Nine ...
The rise in pedestrian deaths on and along U.S. roads has been a troubling story for years. But this fall, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced its intention to require most ...
WASHINGTON — The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is proposing new regulations for vehicle design intended to reduce the number of pedestrians killed and seriously injured in crashes on ...
AAA testing shows big gains in nighttime pedestrian automatic emergency braking (PAEB) performance — from 0% in 2019 to 60% in 2025. High-visibility clothing helped in some cases, but in others, ...
RUCKERSVILLE, Va. — In a cavernous white room full of bright lights, video cameras and microphones, a driverless cart hurtles at 37 miles per hour into the side of a large SUV. Researchers at the ...
Technology continues to make driving safer. That’s the message from a new study, which found automatic emergency braking systems have significantly improved when it comes to detecting pedestrians at ...
WASHINGTON, Sept 9 (Reuters) - A U.S. regulator said on Monday it is proposing a requirement that some future vehicles be redesigned to reduce the risks of serious or fatal injuries in crashes ...
Road safety is at a critical point in the United States and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is planning to improve safety for pedestrians. The agency is proposing that new US-sold ...
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