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In a bid to elevate automotive safety standards, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) is implementing more rigorous criteria for earning its TOP SAFETY PICK and TOP SAFETY PICK+ awards in 2024. The challenge posed to automakers includes enhanced protection for back seat passengers and improvements in pedestrian crash avoidance systems. Stricter Requirements For […]
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Obviously we don't know what would have happened if they had not been there, but we do thank the lord that they were there. >> reporter: some of the things that the ntsb is going to be looking at today and in the days ahead are the experience of the pilot who was flying that plane who was killed in the crash. he had 29,000 hours of flying time. but they don't know how much experience he had actually flying this one remote route. they're legislation going to obviously look at the weather. they still don't know what kind of avionics were on that plane, what kind of crash avoidance systems were o...
Need to pay my respects and mourn for this man and his family. ken hunter says the memorial service is scheduled for friday. in washington, a federal hearing under way on the deadly metro train crash. nine people killed and another 80 injured in june when a metro subway train in d.c. smashed into another train on the tracks. the national transportation safety board has yet to release a cause. it's post focused on the crash avoidance systems and holes in oversight. steve has been monitoring the hearing. what have you heard so far? >> well, shep, the safety panel grilling metro executives, try...