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Safety September 26, 2017

Hot car deaths targeted by new tech and federal legislation

A new report indicates 2017 is destined to be one the worst years in recent history for children dying of heatstroke after being left in cars.

Safety September 26, 2017

Arkansas officials not ready to OK 75 mph limit on highways

While a new Arkansas law that took effect Tuesday authorizes speeds of up to 75 mph on some major highways, state highway officials said, "Not so fast."

Auto Tech September 26, 2017

Video catches moment Tesla's automatic door opens into path of semi

An Australian Tesla owner wants to know why the door on his Model X opened by itself into the path of passing semi-truck.

Performance September 26, 2017

Renter wrecks $250,000 Lamborghini Huracan Spyder

Maybe getting the insurance on a rental car is a good idea after all.

Safety September 26, 2017

Study: Unbelted rear seat passengers can kill drivers in a crash

Seatbelts don’t just save the lives of those wearing them.

Safety September 26, 2017

Florida teens killed in crash of stolen car after 100-mph 'cat-and-mouse game,' sheriff says

The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office in Florida said three teens died in a crash involving a stolen vehicle early Sunday morning.

Safety September 26, 2017

GM recalling roughly 800,000 pickups for steering defect

General Motors Co. is recalling roughly 800,000 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 and GMC Sierra 1500 pickup trucks worldwide.

Safety September 26, 2017

Motorcyclist dies after 130 mph chase in Virginia

A motorcyclist is dead after leading police on a pursuit down Interstate 95 in northern Virginia in speeds exceeding 130 mph.

Auto Tech September 26, 2017

Autonomous car brains fooled by graffiti on street signs

Under the wrong conditions, ‘stop’ could mean ‘go faster’ to an autonomous car.

Safety September 26, 2017

Ford repairs Austin police SUVs, but questions linger

Ford Motor Co. has begun repairing Ford Explorer SUVs in Austin, Texas, that were pulled off police duty because exhaust containing carbon monoxide was seeping into them.