U.S. Safety Officials Push Self-Braking Technology for Cars, Trains, Trucks
Safety officials want to see more technology used to reduce accidents on U.S. roads, airways and railroads. In its annual “Most Wanted” list, the National Transportation Safety Board is urging...
View ArticleProbe of Tesla Crash to Address Broader Safety Issues of Automation in Cars
For years, U.S. investigators have been calling for more automation on motor vehicles, such as sensors that slam on the brakes to prevent a crash. At the same time, the National Transportation Safety...
View ArticleTesla Searching for Explanation of Tesla Autopilot Crash
Tesla Motors Inc. told U.S. Senate Commerce Committee staff it is considering two theories that may help explain what led to the May 7 fatal crash that killed a Florida man who was using the car’s...
View ArticleCorporate Pilots Often Neglect Required Safety Checks
Corporate pilots routinely take off without performing required safety checks, a study of thousands of flights by a trade group has found. Prompted by the 2014 crash of a corporate jet that killed...
View ArticleSafety Advocates Frustrated that Accident-Prevention Technologies Remain...
Computerized sensors that warn drivers they’re about to rear-end another vehicle or prevent other types of accidents are available on models made by every major auto manufacturer. The problem,...
View ArticleU.S. Transportation Safety Board Calls for More Traffic Cameras
A U.S. safety watchdog called for broader use of traffic cameras to catch speeding drivers, as it said driving too fast is an under-reported cause of traffic fatalities. Inconsistent reporting by law...
View ArticleTrump Administration Drops Rule to Address Truck Driver, Train Engineer Fatigue
The Trump administration is halting a year-old effort to seek better ways to diagnose truckers and railroad workers who have sleep apnea, a health condition linked to deadly accidents. Two agencies in...
View ArticleNational Safety Board Schedules Vote on Tesla Autopilot Crash Cause
The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board will vote at a Sept. 12 hearing on the probable cause of a May 2016 crash that killed a man using the semi-autonomous driving system on his Tesla Model S...
View ArticleU.S. Safety Officials Push Self-Braking Technology for Cars, Trains, Trucks
Safety officials want to see more technology used to reduce accidents on U.S. roads, airways and railroads. In its annual “Most Wanted” list, the National Transportation Safety Board is urging...
View ArticleProbe of Tesla Crash to Address Broader Safety Issues of Automation in Cars
For years, U.S. investigators have been calling for more automation on motor vehicles, such as sensors that slam on the brakes to prevent a crash. At the same time, the National Transportation Safety...
View ArticleTesla Searching for Explanation of Tesla Autopilot Crash
Tesla Motors Inc. told U.S. Senate Commerce Committee staff it is considering two theories that may help explain what led to the May 7 fatal crash that killed a Florida man who was using the car’s...
View ArticleCorporate Pilots Often Neglect Required Safety Checks
Corporate pilots routinely take off without performing required safety checks, a study of thousands of flights by a trade group has found. Prompted by the 2014 crash of a corporate jet that killed...
View ArticleSafety Advocates Frustrated that Accident-Prevention Technologies Remain...
Computerized sensors that warn drivers they’re about to rear-end another vehicle or prevent other types of accidents are available on models made by every major auto manufacturer. The problem,...
View ArticleU.S. Transportation Safety Board Calls for More Traffic Cameras
A U.S. safety watchdog called for broader use of traffic cameras to catch speeding drivers, as it said driving too fast is an under-reported cause of traffic fatalities. Inconsistent reporting by law...
View ArticleTrump Administration Drops Rule to Address Truck Driver, Train Engineer Fatigue
The Trump administration is halting a year-old effort to seek better ways to diagnose truckers and railroad workers who have sleep apnea, a health condition linked to deadly accidents. Two agencies in...
View ArticleNational Safety Board Schedules Vote on Tesla Autopilot Crash Cause
The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board will vote at a Sept. 12 hearing on the probable cause of a May 2016 crash that killed a man using the semi-autonomous driving system on his Tesla Model S...
View ArticleTesla Autopilot Crash with Parked Fire Truck in Los Angeles Under Investigation
The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board will investigate an accident involving a Tesla Inc. Model S sedan that rear-ended a firetruck on a freeway near Los Angeles on Monday, the agency said. The...
View ArticleAmtrak Blames CSX for Deadly South Carolina Crash
Amtrak blamed a freight rail operator for causing a crash on Sunday that killed two people and injured more than 100 others when one of its passenger trains was diverted onto a side track and slammed...
View ArticleRailway Signals Turned Off For PTC Installation At Time of South Carolina Crash
Railway signals were out while crews installed a safety system that could have prevented the exact type of crash that killed two people in South Carolina when an Amtrak train was diverted to a side...
View ArticleWife of Conductor Killed in Deadly S.C. Train Crash Sues Rail Companies for...
The wife of a conductor killed in the crash of an Amtrak train with a parked freight train in South Carolina earlier this month filed suit Thursday against Amtrak and the other rail company, saying...
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