#vehicle-safety

#vehicle-safety

Tesla recalls over 27,000 Cybertrucks due to rearview camera glitch, indicating serious ongoing safety issues with the vehicle.

Tesla Cybertruck faces serious safety issues, including battery fires and active recalls due to defects.

Recent incidents highlight growing concerns over Tesla's battery reliability and safety.

Customer experiences reflect dissatisfaction with the handling of Cybertruck issues by Tesla.

Tesla issued a massive recall for almost 1.85 million vehicles due to a hood latch assembly issue. The fix is an over-the-air software update, highlighting the importance of software in addressing vehicle safety concerns.

Tesla's Autopilot shows a significant safety advantage, with far less crashes than the national average.

The NHTSA has opened an investigation into Tesla's Full Self-Driving software after several accidents, including a fatal incident.

NHTSA is investigating Tesla's Smart Summon after 16 crash incidents involving 2.6 million vehicles, raising significant safety concerns.

Ford and Mazda warn owners of 475,000 older vehicles in the U.S. with dangerous Takata airbags not to drive them.

Honda recalls 295,000 vehicles over engine software issues that may cause stalling and increase crash risk.

Ford is recalling 273,000 vehicles due to a battery defect that can lead to loss of drive power.

Ford is recalling over 270,000 vehicles due to battery failure risks that could lead to loss of power or safety features.

NHTSA's investigation into Ford's BlueCruise system has escalated, focusing on safety limits tied to fatal crashes involving the Mustang Mach E.

Ford and Mazda warn owners of over 475,000 older vehicles in the U.S. with dangerous Takata airbag inflators not yet replaced.

NHTSA is investigating Ford's BlueCruise for its limitations and the inability of drivers to respond during critical failures.

Ford has agreed to pay a $165 million penalty for delays in recalling vehicles with faulty rearview cameras, marking significant regulatory action against the automaker.

A new bill in California proposes speed alert systems in vehicles to combat rising traffic fatalities due to speeding.

Reflective strips worn by pedestrians may not be effective against some automatic braking systems, particularly in Honda and Mazda models.

New NHTSA rule requires cars to alert for unbuckled back-seat passengers by 2027.

Back-seat seatbelt use is notably lower than front-seat use, prompting new regulations.

Mayor Eric Adams announced new safety requirements for large vehicles in the city, impacting over 23,000 trucks and buses.

The new requirements include fleet safety plans, increased driver training, and the addition of 360-degree cameras or high-visibility design.

Banning impaired driving requires advanced technology like blood alcohol monitoring systems in vehicles to prevent needless fatalities.

Governor Newsom vetoed a bill mandating speed alerts in new vehicles, citing federal regulation concerns, which critics argued undermines California's leadership on safety.

NHTSA is investigating a fatal Cybertruck crash in California, raising concerns about vehicle safety.

This incident marks the second fatal Cybertruck accident in the U.S.

NHTSA proposes new rules to improve transparency and safety for self-driving vehicle technology, encouraging public trust and faster deployment of automated driving systems.

BMW is recalling over 720,000 vehicles due to fire risk linked to faulty water pump connectors.

Lucid Motors' 2025 Air Sedan has achieved the highest possible safety rating from NHTSA, reinforcing its commitment to vehicle safety.

Software fixes accounted for over 20% of automotive recalls, indicating a major shift towards digital solutions in vehicle safety.

The reliance on software fixes allows for quicker responses to issues compared to traditional hardware replacements.

NHTSA closes investigation into Fisker after software fix for shifting issue, enhancing vehicle safety.

Burning tires can explode like bombs, posing lethal risks to firefighters and necessitating immediate safety training and awareness.

Andrew Pontious's death exposed the severe lack of knowledge about tire explosions among firefighters.

Deputies saved a pregnant woman from her runaway car before it entered a lake.

Automatic emergency braking systems have significantly improved over recent years and are becoming standard in new vehicles, enhancing road safety.

Automatic Emergency Braking rule will save about 360 lives annually, but constraints limit its efficacy in preventing the majority of road fatalities.

Fatal crash involving Tesla Cybertruck prompts NHTSA investigation for more information.

The automotive industry is transformed by digital technology and continuous innovation, improving vehicle interaction and overall driving experiences.

The 2005 Toyota Tundra had significant reliability issues, including airbag failures and rust, impacting its reputation despite Toyota's overall reliability.

Subaru owners value their vehicles for safety and reliability, despite some years, like 2013, having significant issues.

Caution is advised for the 2013 Subaru Crosstrek due to engine stalling complaints.

The Tesla Cybertruck's rear subframe snapped during a durability test, raising serious safety concerns compared to the Ford F-150's steel frame.

Tesla Cybertruck faces delivery delays potentially due to accelerator issues.

Authorities noted distraction by Tesla driver using Autopilot system in fatal crash.

Authorities investigating potential charges based on driver's admitted inattention and cell phone use.

Incidents raise doubts on Tesla's capability for fully unsupervised autonomous driving system despite company's safety reports.

Autonomous tandem drifting demonstrates advanced safety system implications for passenger vehicles.