An impending regulation could require all new cars to monitor behavior, writes Ingrid Jacques. Three Iowa representatives ...

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A proposed wave of vehicle safety legislation has ignited a heated national debate across the United States. At the center of ...

Congress passed a law in 2021 pushing for alcohol detection tech in all new vehicles, but renewed pushback on the effort has emerged.

The future of driving cars might rely on whether your behaviors determine if you’re fit to drive via monitoring. This ...

A growing social media frenzy suggests that the federal government will soon require a “kill switch” in new cars. In its most extreme form, the claim says it would let government officials deactivate ...

For the past several months, one of the hottest automotive stories online hasn't been tariffs, EV adoption, or self-driving technology. Instead, it's been something called the "kill switch" mandate.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Unless Congress hits the brakes soon, an impending regulation could require all new cars to monitor your behavior, specifically ...

Unless Congress hits the brakes soon, an impending regulation could require all new cars to monitor your behavior, specifically whether you are too impaired to drive. It's a law that has largely gone ...