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News•Staff•October 9, 2023

IIHS: Cameras, Telematics Could Shed Light on Driver Cell Use

Nonprofit group says additional data could help better assess its role in crashes.

News•Staff•September 19, 2023

Minivans Score Low in Safety Tests

IIHS crash evaluations say all four brands it examined didn’t meet expectations.

News•Staff•August 17, 2023

Honda Outshines Other Midsizes on Rear-Seat Safety

IIHS test shows Accord offers ‘stellar’ protection while others fare acceptable to poor.

News•Staff•June 30, 2023

New Crash Test Reveals Small Pickups’ Weakness

IIHS says five models show rear-seat belt issues that make occupants more vulnerable to injury.

News•Staff•May 11, 2023

Testing Shows Inadequate Back-Seat Protection

Updated IIHS crash test gives none of five models good rating.

News•Staff•November 15, 2022

Automatic Brakes Cut Crashes, Studies Say

The systems also reduce injuries.

News•Staff•January 21, 2022

IIHS Releases Rating Program for Vehicles with Partial Automation

The new rating system requires safeguards that help drivers stay focused and not treat systems, such as Tesla's Autopilot and Volvo's Pilot Assist, as self-driving cars.

News•Staff•October 7, 2019

Drivers Don’t Trust Lane Centering Systems, IIHS Finds

A new report from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety finds the majority of drivers say their semiautonomous safety systems failed to consistently detect road markings and other vehicles.

News•Staff•March 17, 2016

20 Automakers Commit to Making Automotic Emergency Braking Standard Equipment by 2022

By 2022, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety expect 99% of the U.S. auto market to have automatic emergency braking as a standard feature.

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