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Recent Coverage
CBS Miami New AAA Study Finds Names of Self-Driving Features Has Impact on Drivers’ Expectation Of System
Automotive Fleet ADAS Exaggerates Automated Driving Capabilities to Users
Forbes Dangerous Driving Habits At Risk For Returning, Safety Group Warns
Automotive Fleet Drivers Involved in Crashes Engage in Risky Road Behaviors, AAA Finds
Forbes For Teens, Post Covid-19 Roads Pose ‘A Perfect Storm’ Of Risk
EHS Today Deadliest Season for Teen Drivers Begins
Washington Post Proportion of drivers in fatal crashes who tested positive for THC doubled in Washington after marijuana’s legalization, study finds
USA Today Health experts fear more stoned drivers are taking the wheel following pot legalization
USA Today These car safety systems lead to distracted driving, according to AAA study
CBS News People who regularly use driver-assistance tech are more likely to be distracted, research shows
Forbes Driving In Your Golden Years Doesn’t Have to Be A Struggle
The News Wheel Older Drivers Need to Talk About Driving Anxieties Sooner Than Later
U.S. News & World Report More Teens Learning to Drive in Safer Conditions
ABC News More than 2,000 killed by distracted teen drivers in 5-year span: AAA
Forbes When Teens Drive, We’re All At Risk, Especially During Summer; ‘100 Deadliest Days’ Begins
The Hill AAA report finds millions of Americans driving high
CBS News Driving while high: Offenders don’t think they’ll be arrested
CBS News Study shows older drivers more distracted by in-car technology
NY Times Distracted by Tech While Driving? The Answer May Be More Tech
Forbes Older Drivers, Want to Keep Your Keys Longer? Get a Good Night’s Sleep and Stay Fit