Vehicle Safety

Before you go to the dealership and fall in love with a new model car, you should know the safety rating of the car. After all, no one plans to be in an accident, but if you are, you want the car you're in to protect you as much as possible. So whether you are in the market for a new car, or just want to check the safety rating on... more »

First the good news. If you drive an SUV, pickup truck or any other type vehicle on which fog lights are preinstalled or you've added them on yourself, there is no federal law prohibiting their placement on the vehicle. Second, there isn't any bad news. It's more no news at all, really. That's because there is no record in the United... more »

Vehicles such as small cars, station wagons and even SUVs are manufactured and sold with the Volvo trademark all around the world, although their primary market is in the United States. Volvo has been at the forefront of pioneering safety features for vehicles and has built partially electric vehicles to reduce emissions and lower gas... more »

Every year, automobile accidents kill thousands of people. Even if you are a good driver, you may sometimes feel like you are defenseless against other reckless drivers and poor road conditions. Take the following steps to prevent accidents and keep yourself and others safer on the road. more »

Wearing your seat belt when driving or riding in a vehicle can save your life, but only if you wear it properly. The shoulder belt should go over your shoulder, not under your arm, and it should be snug to your body. If the shoulder belt is worn incorrectly and you are in an accident, it could crush your ribs or injure your internal... more »