Articles about National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

The US Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has commenced an investigation into the Tesla Autopilot system.

US auto safety regulator, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has ordered Ford to recall three million vehicles with potentially defective Takata airbags.

Japanese automaker Honda has filed multiple recall fillings with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration in the US which covers around 1.4 million cars.

In the automotive world, Tesla has truly pushed the envelope and made the pipe dream of driving an all-electric car come true.

In a bid to boost on-road safety around the world, a Canadian start-up has developed a device that can detect people driving under the influence of weed.

After a series of bad days for Tesla, thanks to the mercurial nature of the CEO Elon Musk, here's some good news.

Almost half of the two million civil federal government workers in the US have been placed on "furlough" and will be barred from doing their jobs from Monday owing to the US government shutdown.

BMW has issued recalls for about a million cars in North America owing to two separate problems which increase the risk of fire in certain models.

Recalls are now becoming more of a common attribute in major firms than the rarity they should be.

Ford has decided to recall 52,000 F-250 pick-up trucks over a fault in the car's parking brakes. The company also issued an advisory to all users of the car to use the hand brakes while parking it.

Ford has recalled over 570,000 vehicles in North America and Europe to repair separate issues which could lead to engine fires and doors to open without warning.

Earlier this month, Apple snagged the technical director of Porsche's race car program, Alexander Hitzinger.