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Extra large doesn’t mean extra safe
The safety benefits of larger vehicles top out quickly once curb weights exceed the fleet average, a new IIHS study shows.
A new crash test metric is helping us assess the risk posed by head-whipping motions during collisions.
Pedestrian beacons that cycle through caution phases before signaling drivers to stop are best for busy crossing points, while yellow flashers are better for areas with less traffic, a new IIHS study shows.
Reflective clothing makes pedestrians stand out to human drivers, but it may make them invisible to automated crash prevention systems.
Front crash prevention, partial automation, limitations of crash prevention technologies
Alcohol and crash risk, laws, marijuana enforcement
Cellphone use and crash risk, device laws, technologies to combat distraction
Trucking regulations, fatigue, braking systems, underride
Helmet laws, ABS, motorcycle types
Vehicle designs, intersections, crash avoidance technologies, daylight savings time
Effectiveness of cameras, signal timing, communities using red light safety cameras
Why belts matter, state laws, reminders and interlocks
Dangers of speed, by the numbers, traffic calming, intelligent speed assistance