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Speeding has contributed to thousands of fatalities in the Unites States annually for decades, despite long-standing awareness of its risks. Intelligence speed assistance (ISA) is a technology designed for speed limit compliance that has been shown to reduce speeding, and European law has mandated ISA for all new vehicles sold from July 2024. The United […]
The current study was conducted to investigate the differences in injury outcomes between bicyclists struck by SUVs and those struck by cars. This study was designed to complement an earlier investigation using a similar methodology but focusing on pedestrian crashes. View the full study here.