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Even with all of the innovative safety technologies and innovations that automakers are putting into new vehicles, safety belts are still the most effective and important safety equipment found in every auto.

Consumers could be paying more to repair their cars due to the adverse effects of fuel containing 15 percent ethanol (E15), according to new results from a two-year study on engine durability.

A new report from a leading industry research group documents that more than $135 billion in federal and state revenue is generated by the auto industry and from drivers and car owners nationwide.

Keeping people – especially children – safe in and around autos is our top concern, so the Alliance welcomes and supports the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s (NHTSA) ‘Where’s baby? Look before you lock.’ campaign, which will educate parents and caregivers about the risks of leaving children unattended in a vehicle – even for just a few moments.

Orthopaedic Surgeons, Automakers Continue Effort to Help People Keep their Eyes on the Road and Hands on the Wheel to Avoid Injuries

As the Committee considers the road ahead for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) it is important to bear in mind the broader context of motor vehicle safety in the U.S. today.

Digital technology has created a connected culture that has forever changed society. Managing these technologies in the driving environment is an important component in the comprehensive strategy to address distracted driving concerns.