IIHS experts tested seat-belt systems, while NHTSA monitored international safety standards.
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What happened
IIHS experts tested seat-belt systems, while NHTSA monitored international safety standards.
Who's involved
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety are collaborating to provide data on road safety issues.Also in this story
- In Michigan, an increase in speed limits has been linked to higher overall crash rates on roads.
- Waymo crash reports were submitted to NHTSA, prompting the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety to study the data.
- Partnership expands safety resources across region as NHTSA identifies vehicle crash risks in the US.
- U of M Institute provides crash data for Michigan, supported by federal funds, while state police conduct enforcement patrols.
The entities involved
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National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
American agency of the Executive Branch of the Department of Transportation
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Insurance Institute for Highway Safety
U.S. nonprofit organization
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