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ABS Reduces Motorcycle Crashes, Says IIHS
Collision claims were filed 24 percent less often on motorcycles with ABS, whereas injury claims were down by 34 percent.
Hybrids Pose Extra Risks for Pedestrians
With all good things, there’s normally a downside.
Are hybrids safer in crashes?
It isn’t some sort of new tech or safety equipment that makes hybrids safer.
Does High Fuel Economy Mean a Sacrifice in Safety?
While smaller cars are designed with safety in mind, “safety” is a relative term. Just as it’s a given that the smallest cars normally provide the highest fuel economy, it’s also a given that generally speaking, the larger a car is, the safer it is.
Safety Features to Look for in Your Next Car
Selecting a car with as many safety features offered as standard equipment as possible will not only ensure the safety of yourself and your passengers, but can also help you save on your car insurance premiums.
Save Money on Insurance When Buying a New Car
Getting the right car when you purchase a new or a used vehicle is one of the keys to saving on your auto insurance. Here are the things you should be looking for when you select your next car if saving on your auto policy premium is important.
Technology Could Save Pedestrians, says IIHS
Automotive safety has greatly increased the protection for drivers and occupants of automobiles in crashes, but the same cannot be said for pedestrians who are struck by cars.
Top Vehicle Safety Picks for 2011
Looking for a vehicle that’s safe and offers better-than-average protection? Take a gander at the Insurance Institute of Highway Safety’s list of 66 Top Safety Picks for 2011, recently announced in Arlington, Virginia.