The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety tested the forward collision warnings and automatic braking capabilities of 30 ...

Nearly three-quarters of vehicles tested by IIHS' tougher front-crash prevention tests earned good or acceptable ratings.

Making cars safer is like chasing the horizon. The tougher the tests get, the better the cars get at acing them.

Of 30 vehicles subject to the new test in the agency’s latest front crash evaluation, 22 rated good or acceptable.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) says automakers are delivering major improvements in their automatic emergency braking (AEB) systems following the introduction of its ...

Making the differences less than obvious. NHTSA Does What IIHS Does, But Not As Well If NHTSA were the only entity in America crash-testing vehicles, I would suggest DOGE skip it and move on to ...

In 2022, the Insurance Institute of Highway Safety began testing pedestrian safety systems and their effectiveness at night to help manufacturers refine and perfect systems to work better in the dark.

Last year, only one vehicle tested won a "good" rating in emergency braking study. A new study rated 22 of 30 "good" or ...

The majority of vehicles evaluated by the IIHS' updated AEB test were rated "good" or "acceptable," but still struggle with ...

The systems still struggle to detect and avoid motorcycles, however.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety regularly tests vehicles for how they perform in a crash. Now, IIHS is measuring ...

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) says automakers have made big strides in front crash prevention over the ...