Topic: Adrian Lund
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In Gear Are cheap cars safer than expensive ones?
Cheaper midsize cars do a better job in deadly head-on collisions than many luxury and near luxury midsize cars, according to crash tests by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
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Bans on texting while driving don't reduce crashes, study says
Few dispute that texting while driving is risky. But the usual solution – laws banning behind-the-wheel texting – has not made a dent in the number of car crashes, according to new safety findings.
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Cell phone bans do little to reduce crashes, study finds
New data from the Highway Loss Data Institute finds that laws requiring hands-free devices for cell phones don't change accident rates.
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