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In China, where someone is killed in traffic every five minutes, one entrepreneurial doctor says bad driving should be treated like a disease you can diagnose.

In China, where someone is killed in traffic every five minutes, one entrepreneurial doctor says bad driving should be treated like a disease you can diagnose.

Allstate Corp. says it expects $300 million in catastrophe losses from 13 events during the month of June.

Days after one group said it urged states to enforce laws against cell phone use while driving, NHTSA says programs in two cities resulted in a reduction in distracted driving.

General Motors is hoping to get more buyers into showrooms by offering a free one-year policy to customers who purchase or lease new cars before Sept. 6.

An overview of available distracted-driving research concludes there is no evidence to indicate whether cell phone or texting bans have reduced automobile crashes.