General Motors has announced that the first vehicles able to use its expanded, 400,000-mile Super Cruise road network are four full-size SUV models, which will…
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With motor vehicle fatalities at a 16-year high, a group of 10 U.S. senators is pressing the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to implement…
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A small business lobbying group has challenged the constitutionality of the Treasury Department’s upcoming requirement that more than 30 million small businesses provide details on…
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CRASH Network is again offering repairers an opportunity to help consumers understand the differences between insurers by filling out its annual “Insurer Report Card.” The…
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Solera has launched a virtual auto estimating solution that it says will help auto insurers reduce delays when faced with a high volume of claims,…
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The automation of the auto claims process is “not as close to complete as the industry once thought,” and “manual appraisals and human judgment remain…
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The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety is calling on OEMs to equip their pickups with automatic emergency braking (AEB), a class of vehicle that it…
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An Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) side impact test redesigned last year to reflect the effects of a larger, heavier vehicle moving at a…
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The attorney general for Washington state is investigating auto insurers PEMCO and Progressive for potential race discrimination against the state’s drivers. Both companies use consumer…
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The use of smartphone apps most or all of the time while driving is widespread, and more prevalent among drivers younger than 50, a new…
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