Arkansas Trooper's 133 MPH PIT Maneuver Ends in Violent Crash, Sparking High-Speed PIT Debate
An Arkansas State Police trooper attempted a Precision Immobilization Technique (PIT) maneuver at approximately 133 mph during a pursuit on April 24,...
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California Highway Patrol Issues 11,767 Speeding Tickets in 24-Hour Enforcement Push, 200 Drivers Face License Loss
The California Highway Patrol issued 11,767 speeding tickets during a 24-hour enforcement period on April 28-29. Among those cited, 200 drivers were c...
Study Finds Drivers Use Phones More Frequently When Speeding, IIHS Reports
A new IIHS study reveals that drivers are more likely to use their phones when speeding, particularly on highways. The research, based on nearly 600,0...
Congress Divided: Self-Driving Car Laws Prioritize Speed Over Safety Concerns
America loses 36,742 lives annually to traffic crashes—equivalent to a full baseball stadium. Self-driving cars could drastically reduce these deaths,...
Why Waymo Self-Driving Taxis Won’t End Traffic Fatalities Alone
Waymo’s autonomous taxis promise safer roads, but industry experts warn they won’t eliminate traffic deaths. A recent forum in Washington, D.C., highl...
Study Reveals Why Delivery Drivers Speed: Systemic Pressure, Not Recklessness
A new study examines why app-based delivery drivers speed, finding that systemic pressures like deactivation risks and on-time delivery metrics drive...