Study: SUVs, Pickups Hit Pedestrians More Often Than Cars Do DETROIT (AP) — Drivers of bigger vehicles such as pickup trucks and SUVs are more likely to hit pedestrians while... Read More
Tired of Waiting for Driverless Vehicles? Head to a Farm DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — For years Americans have been told autonomous technology was improving and that driverless vehicles were... Read More
Judge: Minor Leaguers Work Year-Round, MLB Violated Wage Law NEW YORK (AP) — A federal judge ruled that minor leaguers are year-round employees who work during training time and... Read More
Viewpoint: Cyberattacks Present Unique Challenges for Business Interruption Claims Introduction As businesses continue to rely on computers and digital storage of important data, cyberattacks are a growing potential threat... Read More
Federal Gov. Adopts New Rule Setting Safety Standards for Driverless Automobiles The Biden Administration has issued a final rule intended to ensure safety of occupants in automated vehicles. This rule updates... Read More
Sudden Braking in 2 VW SUV Models Draws Regulatory Scrutiny DETROIT (AP) — First came the beeping alarms and the dashboard lights warning that something had gone haywire. Then the... Read More
Secret Service Study of Yoga Class Shooting Shows Misogyny WASHINGTON (AP) — A man who signed up for a yoga class in Tallahassee, Florida, and opened fire there in... Read More
Airlines Fight Calif. Law That Expands Breaks for Employees DALLAS (AP) — The airline industry is escalating its campaign against a California law that gives pilots and flight attendants... Read More
USPS: Investigation Still Open After Worker Lost Arm GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) — The U.S. Postal Service is continuing to investigate an accident at a North Carolina distribution center... Read More
Drop in Cargo Thefts Follows Spike During Pandemic Lockdowns A rash of railcar thefts in the Los Angeles area may have given a different impression, but nationally the number... Read More