Sentences with phrase «accident data involving»

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There were 205 road accidents involving crude tanker trucks in Canada from 2010 through 2016, which killed 10 people, according to Transport Canada data.

Some inconsistencies can be pointed out from the data, including the fact that not all accidents would involve airbag deployment, and that the sample size for Tesla in testing its Autopilot system could be limited.

In the case of the Oakland housing project, that might mean collecting data on pedestrian traffic accidents involving seniors.

If any of the 100 test cars are involved in an accident, the XC90's data recorder will be able to determine the cause of the crash and whether the owner, or the autonomous system was driving, Volvo said.

A study conducted by the institute for Traffic Accident Research and Data Analysis in Japan found that Subaru vehicles equipped with EyeSight were involved in 61 per cent fewer accidents between 2010 and 2014 than those without the equipment.

By comparing accidents involving Subarus with and without EyeSight — the safety suite is optional on all Subarus except the BR - Z, which doesn't offer it at all — the Institute for Traffic Accident Research and Data Analysis of Japan (ITARDA) researchers came to the conclusion that EyeSight

Tech stocks slumped as multiple problem areas for the sector continued to be front - page news: (1) the continued blowback from the Facebook data breach, (2) Tesla facing scrutiny over a fatal accident involving one of its cars utilizing the autopilot function, and (3) President Trump's ongoing Twitter battle with Amazon.

There is proven data which shows that people who are involved in multi-vehicle accidents with trucks are far more likely to die as a result of their injuries.

President and CEO of the Global Automakers, Michael J. Stanton, said the report should also have addressed hand - held smartphone technology as NHTSA data states only about two percent of accidents related to distracted driving involve in - dash technology.

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There is a significant amount of data, however, that suggests that as many half of all motorcycle accidents occur at traffic intersections and involve a motorcycle and a passenger vehicle or truck.

Researchers looked at data from 1,691 accidents involving 16 - to 19 - year - old drivers who had in - vehicle video cameras installed in their cars.

According to data compiled by the U.S. Department of Transportation and the National Highway and Traffic Safety Administration, although large trucks make up only 4.3 % of all motor vehicles registered in the United States, and are involved in only 5.2 % of all traffic accidents, accidents involving large trucks account for nearly 10 % of all traffic accident fatalities — and most of those fatalities are to the occupants of smaller vehicles rather than the trucks.

Although alcohol is a factor in many DUI accidents, one analysis of accident data by the FMCSA found that nearly half of truck drivers involved in collisions were taking either an over-the-counter or prescription medication.

Anyone can be hit by a car, but NHTSA data shows that children and the elderly are more vulnerable to being involved in a fatal pedestrian accident.

One of the most helpful data sets California provides relates to cases involving motor vehicle accidents that causes upwards of $ 25,000 in damages.

New Orleans motor vehicle injury accidents involving newer model cars and other passenger vehicles may have valuable information stored on a data recorder — often referred to as a «black box» — installed by the manufacturer.

However, to charge a higher premium to a disabled person, they must be able to produce sound statistical data that proves the person has a disability that makes them more at risk of being involved in an automobile accident.

Statistical data shows that people with an unblemished driving record are a better risk than those that have had moving violations or been involved in accidents.

Seven in 10 auto accidents in 2011 involved another vehicle, according to Department of Transportation data, as did 52 percent of car insurance claims filed in recent years by more than 31,000 Consumer Reports subscribers surveyed last summer.

Presumably, these discrepancies are derived from danger and data; girls are somewhat more likely than men to see a doctor in their life (consequently, higher health insurance premiums), and men are somewhat more inclined to be involved in an auto accident.

Policy providers typically use this data to determine the motorist's likelihood of being involved in an accident or filing a claim, which frequently has an impact on the individual's premium.

Statistically speaking, young drivers are among those most likely to be involved in an accident — 19 % of all accident claims are from the 17 to 24 age group according to MoneySuperMarket data.

RED Driving School analysed data from the Department for Transport and found that 19,046 accidents involving young people (aged 17 — 24 years old) occurred on urban roads in 2011 across England.

Actuarial Analysts use statistical models to analyze data and determine both the probability of and the costs involved with such events as product failure, property damage, and accidents, as well as injury and death, in the insurance field.