The Zebra’s 2026 State of Insurance report finds that nearly every transportation cost factor for U.S. consumers has increased, adding up to around 17% of Americans’ annual expenses.
“When gas prices, car prices, and car insurance costs go up...
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The Zebra’s 2026 State of Insurance report finds that nearly every transportation cost factor for U.S. consumers has increased, adding up to around 17% of Americans’ annual expenses.
“When gas prices, car prices, and car insurance costs go up...
I-CAR will implement a 5% price increase on select training products and services starting next year, according to an email it sent last week.
“I-CAR has worked to maintain stable pricing while vehicle technology advanced rapidly, and we continuously expanded our offerings and invested in training, technology, curriculum enhancements, and new programming,” the email s...
According to a new report from the American Chemistry Council (ACC), plastics are becoming increasingly essential to make vehicles safer, lighter, and more technological...
Volvo plans to launch a new Safety Coach app that provides drivers with real-time driving insights on driver behavior in daily traffic, such as braking, acceleration, and cornering.
The automaker plans to launch the app first in Sweden and Norway. Drivers there also will soon be able to receive a special usage-based offer from the insurance company Volvia if they choo...
Crash avoidance tech is raising and slashing repair costs, Matt Moore, Insurance Institute for Highway Safety-Highway Loss Data Institute (IIHS-HLDI) chief insurance operations officer, said in a