What Cars of the Future Will Look Like Much of the talk surrounding autonomous cars these days is centered on testing and regulations and not on what the... Read More
AIR Adds Storm Surge Feature to U.S. Hurricane Model Catastrophe risk modeling firm AIR Worldwide (AIR) has updated its hurricane model for the U.S. to help insurers and reinsurers... Read More
Google to Provide Railroad Crossing Alert to Drivers Using its Navigation System Google will add audio and visual alerts to warn drivers about upcoming railroad crossings on Google’s navigation system, the U.S.... Read More
Study Examines Marijuana/Alcohol Impact on Driving A new study conducted at the University of Iowa’s National Advanced Driving Simulator has found drivers who use alcohol and... Read More
Survey Finds Doctors Misunderstand Opioid Abuse, Continue Overprescribing Many primary care physicians – the top prescribers of prescription pain pills in the United States – don’t understand basic... Read More
GM Plans to Test Cisco Technology for V2V Communications General Motors Co plans to begin testing new Cisco Systems Inc technology that could allow “talking” cars to share radio... Read More
Despite Continued Releases P/C Industry Reserve Adequacy Stable The low inflation rate is a contributor to the property/casualty industry’s continued strong overall reserve position despite continued releases, according... Read More
Railroad Regulator Plans to Enforce Dec. 31 Safety Deadline The nation’s top railroad regulator said Wednesday she will enforce a Dec. 31 deadline for commuter and freight railroads to... Read More
New Study Examines Why Back Surgery Rates Vary Across States The probability of injured workers getting back surgery depends on the area of the country in which they seek treatment... Read More
Property Replacement Costs on the Rise: Xactware Replacement costs increased by more than five percent between April 2014 and 2015, said Greg Pyne, assistant vice president of... Read More