INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — New federal safety rules are in the works that would require tougher testing for child car seats, specifically focusing on dangerous side-impact crashes. For years, car seat ...

Tougher safety rules are on the way for car seats, focusing on dangerous side-impact crashes. The goal: better crash protection for your little one. For years, child car seat manufacturers have made ...

For years, child car seat manufacturers have made claims about side-impact protection, but there’s been no industry standard to back it up.

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Every parent wants to keep their kid safe and healthy, including in the car, which is why we contain them in car seats for the recommended number of years, no matter how much they fuss. Yet motor ...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) ― Kids’ car seat regulations are changing with a goal of better protecting young passengers in side-impact crashes. “Every car seat had to have front-crash safety testing, and now ...

YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THESE IMPORTANT CHANGES. FOR YEARS, CHILD CAR SEAT MANUFACTURERS HAVE MADE CLAIMS ABOUT SIDE IMPACT PROTECTION, BUT THERE HAS BEEN NO INDUSTRY STANDARD TO BACK IT UP. SOON THAT ...

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety crash-tested seven model-year 2025 electric vehicles, but none earned either of ...

The European New Car Assessment Programme (Euro NCAP) has been around for nearly 30 years. Since its first evaluation in 1997 ...

Bridging the gap between the unibody XT5 and truck-based Escalade, the XT6 has been recently tested by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. Even though it's been rewarded with the 2022 Top ...

The Maruti Suzuki Victoris has secured 5 5-star safety rating at the Global NCAP test bed. Here are the details you must ...

If you thought Toyota’s new 2024 Grand Highlander was simply a stretched version of the regular Highlander, there’s new proof it isn’t. While the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety rates the ...