Safety experts disagree on whether voice controls are really an improvement
Despite proposing guidelines for in-car technology back in February, The National Highway Traffic Safety...
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GJEL is Partnering with Walk SF for Walk to Work Day on Friday, April 6th
Walk to Work Day is this Friday, and GJEL is excited to partner with...
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Teenage girls twice as likely as teen boys to engage in distracted driving
A new study released earlier this week by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety...
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Debate rages over whether interlock devices should be required for first time DUI offenders
As we mentioned a few weeks back, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety is...
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San Francisco scooter share program may hit roadblock with the DMV
A new San Francisco startup offering a subscription based scooter sharing service is running...
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San Rafael police determine 90-year-old driver not at fault for pedestrian fatality
After striking a pedestrian earlier this year, San Rafael police determined that 90-year-old Monsie...
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Spring is in the Air: Be Wary of Yard Care Hazards
The weather is getting warmer and spring is just around the corner. This is...
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New York uses poetry to promote pedestrian safety
New York is taking a unique approach to raising awareness for pedestrian safety. As...
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Should school buses have seat belts? Crash in Indianapolis renews debate
Following a school bus accident in which a young child was killed in Indianapolis,...
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Volvo designs external vehicle airbags to help increase pedestrian safety
Volvo has always been at the forefront of safety technology, having developed a slew...
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