Fear of self-driving cars persists says AAA
Two thirds of US drivers fear fully self-driving vehicles, according to a new AAA survey on autonomous vehicles.
In the survey, conducted in January, 66...
Badly behaved drivers targeted in new road safety campaign
Victorian motorists who flout the law are being warned they will be caught, in a new road safety campaign launched by the Transport Accident...
Drowsy driving leads to more deaths than reported
A new study by the AAA has revealed that deaths due to drowsy driving is ten times higher than reported.
The report shows 18 percent...
Pedestrian deaths in the US fall slightly in first half of...
There were an estimated 3,373 pedestrians killed in the US in the first half of 2023, a four percent decline from the previous year,...
Biggest bottlenecks for truckers in America revealed
The American Transportation Research Institute has released its annual list highlighting the most congested bottlenecks for trucks in America.
The 2024 Top Truck Bottleneck List...
Roundabouts reduce injury crashes by 75% but new survey reveals some...
Just a third of British Columbia drivers feel confident navigating a multi-lane roundabout, according to a new survey.
The Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC)...
Hands-free phone use while driving as dangerous as using a hand-held...
The UK’s roads policing lead and the CEO of The Road Safety Trust are supporting the findings of an Open University educational project highlighting...
Reverse automatic emergency braking isn’t foolproof
Reverse automatic emergency braking isn’t foolproof, according to the AAA after it simulated collisions across four popular 2023 model-year vehicles.
AAA Engineers wanted to know...
AAA study finds more roadside workers struck and killed than reported
Nearly four times more roadside workers are struck and killed than the figure reported, according to a new study from the AAA Foundation for...