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Speeding is part of our cultural identity. Yet speeding is one of the most deadly things you can do in a vehicle. Salvation could come from technology like intelligent speed assistance (ISA) systems, but there’s a lot of nuance.

More than 60 percent of drivers surveyed by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety say they would accept a "passive" version of Intelligent Speed Assist technology.

A group of researchers, led by Stockton University professors and students, believe enhancing this method of contact may improve the relationship between the police and the community.

Auto insurers are increasingly collecting data on driver habits to produce driver scores. These scores reflect the safety of your driving habits, including factors like braking, speeding, phone usage, and late-night driving.

Michigan lawmakers on Tuesday took steps to impose more stringent penalties on drivers who injure runners, bicyclists and other road users, arguing an extra level of accountability is necessary.