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New auto safety technologies such as automatic braking and sensors that keep a car in its lane could prevent almost 10,000 U.S. road deaths a year and save $251 billion if they were more widely available.

LexisNexis Risk Solutions' study says that more drivers would be willing to participate in usage-based insurance programs if they were offered deductible discounts, rewards or safety-based feedback.

LexisNexis Risk Solutions' study says that more drivers would be willing to participate in usage-based insurance programs if they were offered deductible discounts, rewards or safety-based feedback.

Three-dimensional (3-D) laser scanning allows adjusters and investigators to document the scope of damage digitally and in real time down to the millimeter.

Volkswagen AGs diesel-cheating affair deepened as the European Union urged all 28-member countries to start their own investigations and the scandal threatened to ensnare rival BMW AG.

The German car giant may soon help you fend off cybercriminals.