Insurance Institute for Highway Safety

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's annual study ranks cars by the rate at which drivers are killed in them — and adds new research on the rate at which they also kill people in other cars.

A study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety found a reduction in rear-end crashes in two states that adopted broader laws restricting cell phone use by drivers, with fewer loopholes.

A safety group says drivers began speeding more in the first three months of the pandemic — and that increase has held steady since then. The group is calling for more enforcement and reduced highway speed limits.

Most small SUVs got good grades for their pedestrian crash prevention systems under a new safety test launched by the Insurance Institute for Highway…

Tuesday, Michigan voters will decide if they want to legalize recreational marijuana.Meanwhile, there are conflicting views on whether legal weed will…

Michigan has a new law directing the Michigan Department of Transportation to increase speed limits to 75 miles an hour on up to 600 miles of rural…

Michigan is edging closer to clearing the road for driverless cars.A state Senate committee approved a package of four bills that loosen existing rules…

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety will probably be handing out a lot fewer of its coveted "Top Safety Pick" awards in 2014.Not because cars will…