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Tougher test standards mean fewer cars are earning the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's Top Safety Pick Awards this year. The IIHS updated its moderate overlap front crash test by adding a dummy in the rear seat behind the driver, which represents a small woman or child, to collect injury…

A few years ago, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) discovered that its automatic emergency braking (AEB) test wasn’t really simulating real-world crashes. It had been testing the systems at relatively low speeds, far below the speeds where most rear-end crashes actually occurred. The IIHS decided to raise the…

Organizations America Walks and Families for Safe Streets in addition to five dozen other U.S. organizations are asking the Biden Administration to install Intelligent Speed Assistance on the U.S.’s federal fleet of vehicles.

A new study compiling decades of fatal motorcycle crashes is being released by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, which is pushing for stricter state road safety laws

The Buick Envista that rides on the same platform earned nearly identical scores.

The organization says more stringent safeguards are needed to prevent misuse of these partially automated systems.

Today on Critical Materials: study shows partial autonomy linked to distraction, payment processor and charger reliability, and CATL's new million-mile battery.

But it's also the first electric truck to receive an IIHS rating, so we'll see if can hold onto its title.

Automakers are investing heavily in self-driving tech. But much of the data proving that AVs are safer isn't public yet.