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Trips include driving, rail, transit and air

AskWaves explores how drivers can navigate these quick, intense storms

Average speed reductions in pedestrian AEB tests

The Bureau of Transportation Statistics produced a wide variety of charts and tables to help understand transportation and its consequences in 2021

Speeding is more than breaking the law. The consequences are far-ranging.

How much does it really cost to own a new car?

Aggressive driving is a major concern of the American public and a real threat to the safety of everyone on the road.

What’s in your Driver Qualification File?

Odometer fraud is the disconnection, resetting or alteration of a vehicles’s odometer with the intent to change the number of miles indicated.

Road Diets explained, with examples

Most Dangerous US Highway Stretches

Autonomous Operation Levels

What Are Truck Blind Spots?

How Much Gasoline Does The United States Consume?

See How You Can Improve Your Fuel Economy in Hot Weather

Supposedly safer U.S. roads during the pandemic made drivers more comfortable doing dangerous stuff, a Travelers’ study found.

Americans are hitting the road on the first major long-weekend
observance since COVID-19 vaccines became widely available.

The results of the 2021 Travelers Risk Index on distracted driving has shown an increase, while the National Safety Council reports the highest percentage increase in motor vehicle deaths in 13 years.

Total traffic volume decreased by more than 16% in the first six months of 2020. Here’s a dive into regional traffic patterns.

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Truckers often are under a lot of stress due to being away from their family for days at end, erratic sleep cycles, and other issues while they haul freight. Communicating with their dispatchers and retrospecting stress-related incidents are key to reducing stress.

Market expert Dean Croke writes about the impact of Daylight Saving Time (DST) on drivers (particularly truckers) and the pros and cons of the energy saving rationale behind DST.

Cell phones and driving don’t mix, but that doesn’t stop people. These are the roads where you’re most likely to find people texting and driving.

Downhill driving presents particular safety risks to truck driving. Australian law requires truckers to shift to a lower gear and not use the primary brake for the descent. National telematics body Transport Certification Australia has launched a new app that records the details of the descent for the purposes of improving safety and creating an audit trail. (Photo: Shutterstock).

The roads are getting slick out there! Here’s a reminder of what to look out for.