As with all technology, sometimes things go wrong. Drivers may find that their advanced driver assistance system isn’t displaying warnings or providing automated assistance. This could be due to [...]

Since ADAS relies on sensors, you’ll need to occasionally undergo recalibration. If your system is not working properly, you’ll be able to tell. You will no longer receive warnings, which may be [...]

Advanced driver assistance systems are technological advancements that can help assist drivers with certain safety features, parking function, and general driving ability. They include automated [...]

We do not have enough data, with the experience of people in crashes with the Genesis GV80 SUV to give an Auto Grade yet.

Judging from Mr. Woods’ experience, it appears that the GV80’s air bags, seat belt and strong roof saved Mr. Woods’ life.

Not all vehicles are evaluated in the federal Star Safety Rating system or the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety system because of money.  With limited resources, these organizations [...]

It’s complicated. Some do and some do not. Please read the section above about How to Protect My Dog in a Car, which outlines many of the options available. Also see the Center for Pet Safety, [...]

Never buckle your dog by his collar. Consider what would happen if you wore your seat belt around your own neck—how would that feel if you came to a sudden stop? This method of restraint may stop [...]

Yes, dogs definitely need to wear seat belts. It serves to cut down on distractions to the driver and keep your dog safe during and after an accident. And many states have laws about restraining [...]

The best way to improve car safety is to choose the right car for the driver. Start with a personal Auto Grade. The Auto Professor’s Auto Grades are the only safety ratings that factor in age and [...]