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Safety: Page 5
Safety
Ford Recalls More Than 400,000 Trucks, SUVs
The issue can cause reduced visibility.
Partner Insights
Rivian, CrunchLabs Announce Exclusive Partnership
ADM
The viral sensation will spotlight the automaker's innovation, engineering and real-world impact.
ADAS / Autonomy
Robotaxi System Malfunction Strands Passengers in Moving Traffic
More than 100 robotaxis came to a halt.
Safety
NTSB: Hands-Free Driving Systems Increase Distraction, Not Safety
NTSB investigation exposes how convenience features marketed as safety actually endanger lives.
ADAS / Autonomy
40% of Parents Would Trust Autonomous Vehicle Over Their Teen Driver
Many parents are rethinking what safety looks like.
Safety
Hyundai Stops SUV Sales; Harley Slashes Jobs; Bezos Plans Manufacturing Revolution | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 262
Also on the podcast, Fluke's blueprint to solve technician shortage, strike at General Dynamics and Frazer and Harbinger partner on hybrid electric ambulances.
Safety
Ferrari Recalls $500K Sports Cars Because Windows Are Too Tinted
If you want to go fast, you need to be able to see.
Operations
Ford Factory Worker Killed While Performing 'Routine Maintenance'
The incident took place at a transmission plant in Ohio.
Safety
Hyundai Halts Palisade SUV Sales After Fatal Power Seat Incident
The tech failure stalls nearly 70,000 vehicles.
Safety
Nestlé Gets 'Ruthless'; Aston Martin's Risky Design; Bell's New X-Plane | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 260
Also on the podcast, Fluke outfits engineering students with pro tools, super foam saves lives and AI-designed "metamachines" run wild.
ADAS / Autonomy
Auto Safety Tech That May Not Work in Snow
These features "may be problematic."
Safety
Ford Recalls 1.74 Million of its Cars Over Rearview Display Issues
They may show a flipped or inverted image.
Product Development
Aston Martin's Car Design Risks Giving Drivers 'Nerve Damage;' Unlikely to Finish F1 Season-Opener
The engineering team believes it has found the culprit.
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