Insurance Institute for Highway Safety

Vehicles with front hoods over forty inches tall are forty-five percent more likely to kill a pedestrian than lower, sloping models.

The Kia Rio tops federal fatality tables at 170 driver deaths per million. Here's what the data says about the cars waiting in the rental lot.

A Jerusalem crossing gives pedestrians 4 seconds for 12 meters. The hidden safety systems most people never see.

Can you professionally install blind spot mirrors? Should you use VHB tape? And which design actually reduces your blind spot best?

Was the PT Cruiser a design triumph or a cultural joke? We break down its rise, fall, and strange legacy.