Controversial Red Light Cameras Save Lives: IIHS August 1, 2016 By Joan Lowy Red-light cameras are widely hated, but a new study says getting rid of them can have fatal consequences. Traffic deaths...
Automatic Braking, Due by 2022 in U.S. Cars, Could Prevent 20% of All Crashes March 17, 2016 By David Shepardson Major automakers will announce Thursday they have agreed to install automatic emergency braking systems in nearly all U.S. vehicles by...
Texas Leads States in Deaths from Deer Collisions November 4, 2015 For the majority of hunters November is the start of deer hunting season in Texas and the Insurance Council of...
Senate Bill Would Expand Big Rig Trucking by Teen Drivers Nationally July 23, 2015 By Jeff Plungis Drivers as young as 18 years old could be allowed to drive 80,000-pound trucks between states if Congress goes along...
Montana Law to Raise Some Highway Speed Limits to 80 Mph May 7, 2015 Speed limits on rural interstate highways in Montana will increase to 80 mph this fall, but the cost of a...
Iowa Urged to Toughen Rules on Teen Driving April 1, 2015 A safety research organization is urging Iowa to toughen its rules for teenager driver’s licenses. The Des Moines Register reports...
CSAA Insurance Group’s Meyer Named to Insurance Institute for Highway Safety Board December 22, 2014 CSAA Insurance Group Chief Operations Officer Greg Meyer was named a board member of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety....
Symposium Panelists Say New Car Technology May Not Lower Insurance Rates October 6, 2014 By Dave Collins More cars and trucks are being equipped with cameras, radar, automatic braking and other safety technology that help avoid accidents,...
N.J. Red-Light Cameras Lose Support as Drivers Gripe Over Robotics, Glitches October 2, 2014 By Terrence Dopp New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is leaning toward eliminating red-light cameras after a five-year test was fraught with glitches and...
Montana and Arizona Lone States Without Texting Laws, but Does it Matter? July 14, 2014 By Don Jergler Arizona and Montana stand out as the only states without some form of texting and driving law, but some studies...