Ford Developing Cellular Tech to Warn Vehicles, Pedestrians of Oncoming Accidents

» Posted January 14, 2019 • Resources

Smart devices have already changed the way we live, now mobile technology is set to change the way we drive. Ford Motor Co. is working on new safety technology that’s designed to warn people in the vicinity of an oncoming accident before the crash happens.

Tesla Upgrades Headlight Safety With Model 3 Reflectors

» Posted January 11, 2019 • Resources

The high-end electric car makers at Tesla want to help drivers better see what’s on the road ahead. A recent headlight upgrade has also helped the company get better reviews from safety experts.

Hyundai Wants to Replace Car Keys with Fingerprints

» Posted January 9, 2019 • Resources

“Have you seen my keys?” might be one of the most common phrases shared among spouses, family members, roommates and anyone who shares a living space. There’s nothing quite like the mix of frustration, mental anguish and downright desperation (if you’re running late) that comes with a mad dash around the house looking for the keys.

Ford Recalling 1.5 Million Focuses

» Posted January 7, 2019 • Resources

Ford Motor Co. wants to take another look at 1.5 million cars the automaker sold in North America. The problem: A fuel tank defect that could cause the vehicles to unexpectedly stall.

Nissan Recalls 150,000 Vehicles in North America

» Posted January 4, 2019 • Resources

Nissan is asking some 150,000 car owners to bring their vehicles back in for maintenance. The company wants to fix a manufacturing defect that it says could cause to cars to stall without warning.

Toyota is Developing New ‘Guardian’ Safety System

» Posted December 28, 2018 • Resources

Technology is all the rage in the auto industry these days. Whether its devices that let you unlock a car and start it using your fingerprint, communications networks that may soon be able to send information in advance of a crash, or new airbags that will deploy on the outside of a vehicle, manufacturers are looking at all kinds of ways to make driving an easier and safer experience.

‘Potentially Lethal’ Seatbelts Spark VW Recall

» Posted December 24, 2018 • Resources

Car makers often recall vehicles for a wide variety of defects, from faulty ignition switches, to brake problems and transmission trouble. Sometimes, cars are even recalled because of problems with the features that are specifically designed to make driving safer.

Driverless Car Bill Speeding Through Congress?

» Posted December 5, 2018 • Resources

The New Year means a fresh session of Congress in Washington D.C. and another opportunity for lawmakers to move legislation that could fast track driverless cars. That’s likely to also bring another round of debate over safety concerns about putting autonomous vehicles on the road, even when a human is in the driver’s seat.

Tesla Drivers May See Big Changes in Autopilot

» Posted December 3, 2018 • Resources

Tesla drivers could get an autopilot upgrade by the Spring. The company’s outspoken chief executive officer also says technology is on the way that will eventually allow owners to let the car do the driving.

VW Shells Out the Big Bucks on Car Technology

» Posted November 30, 2018 • Resources

Volkswagen plans to spend $50 billion in the next five years to develop a range of technology, in a push to develop its fleet of self-driving vehicles and electronic cars.

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Ford Developing Cellular Tech to Warn Vehicles, Pedestrians of Oncoming Accidents

Tesla Upgrades Headlight Safety With Model 3 Reflectors

Hyundai Wants to Replace Car Keys with Fingerprints

Ford Recalling 1.5 Million Focuses

Nissan Recalls 150,000 Vehicles in North America

Toyota is Developing New ‘Guardian’ Safety System

‘Potentially Lethal’ Seatbelts Spark VW Recall

Driverless Car Bill Speeding Through Congress?

Tesla Drivers May See Big Changes in Autopilot

VW Shells Out the Big Bucks on Car Technology

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