Back in January of 2021, Kia introduced a new logo. Instead of the old oval with KIA written clearly inside, this new logo asked a question no one needed answered: What happens if we connected all ...

We hope you never have the experience of being in a serious car accident with your kids. But it’s good to be prepared, and this tip from a parent could help emergency responders during a rescue.

Most new cars sold today have the option to subscribe to emergency response services. The best-known example is General Motors' connected OnStar service, which ...

More than one in eight patients in Northern Ireland had to wait 12 hours or longer in emergency departments in December, figures show. The government's target is for patients to wait no more than ...

Motorists being stranded for hours on a highway in Virginia has highlighted the need to keep certain emergency supplies in your car during the winter. Jan. 4, 2022, 5:14 PM EST Scott Stump ...

WALNUT CREEK, Calif. — A Tesla driver was killed and a passenger was critically injured Saturday when the car plowed into a fire truck that was parked on a Northern California freeway to shield ...

The Ambulance Department at Oslo University hospital is now testing out the country’s first electricity-powered emergency car. The model is an Audi e-TRON, which is converted to an emergency car.

The text, which includes AAA’s logo, claims that recipients can receive an emergency car kit valued at $250 by clicking a link and completing a survey. However, this offer is not genuine.

Light-duty vehicles would be required to include automatic emergency braking systems by 2029 under new rules finalized by the US Department of Transportation.

The A1 carriageway is currently closed to north-bound traffic following a road traffic collision between a lorry and a car on ...

Most cars already have it, but the systems are wildly inconsistent The U.S. government will require automatic emergency braking systems in all new cars beginning in 2029.

The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has opened a probe into Tesla’s Autopilot software, citing the cars’ repeated collisions with parked emergency vehicles.