An advanced driver training program is giving teens hands-on experience with emergencies—from skid recovery to crash avoidance—to help build muscle memory and reduce deadly accidents on the road.

Chinese electric car company Zeekr is releasing advanced driver-assistance capabilities to its local customers for free as competition heats up, Zeekr CEO Andy An told CNBC ahead of a launch event ...

Electric truck manufacturer Harbinger is expanding into autonomous and software-driven vehicle technologies with the ...

CLEVELAND — The Ohio Traffic Safety Office announced plans to hold multiple free training sessions throughout the state for teen drivers "to practice crash avoidance techniques and gain the experience ...

A look at the next generation of safety and driver assistance technology isn't coming from automakers. One of the industry's top suppliers is pulling back the curtain on technology it has developed to ...

Advanced driver assistance systems—also known as ADAS—come in a few variations. Blind spot monitoring, collision warnings, and emergency braking act like a second pair of eyes and ears, monitoring the ...

Today’s trucks are technological masterpieces. Sensors relay the exact condition of vehicle components and safety systems. Cameras, radar, and lidar scan the road ahead for potential danger. Automatic ...