Driver Behavior
Our members are taking a holistic approach to automotive safety by addressing both protection and prevention. Just as we supported legislative efforts to increase seat belt use and deter drunk driving, we support banning drivers from using hand-held devices for texting and using hand-held phones while driving. We see public-private partnerships as the best way to examine new research, regulations, and opportunities to decrease accidents caused by driver behavior. View Global Automakers’ work related to Driver Behavior below.
Driver Behavior Documents
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Global Automakers Participates on Panel at NTSB’s Attentive Driver Forum
Contact: Annemarie Pender 202.650.5548 | apender@globalautomakers.org Global Automakers Participates on Panel at NTSB’s ...
Statement on NHTSA's Voluntary Driver Distraction Guidelines
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Annemarie Pender202.650.5548 | apender@globalautomakers.org Global Automakers Testifies at NHTSA ...
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Statement on Children Left in Cars at NHTSA Roundtable
NHTSA hosted a panel discussion to raise awareness and discuss the dangers of children being left unattended in vehicles and ...
Support of Ban on Texting and the Use of Hand-Held Phones While Driving
ARLINGTON, Va. – On the eve of the Department of Transportation’s second National Distracted Driving Summit, the Association ...
Commending DOT for Hosting Distracted Driving Summit
Arlington, Va., - The Association of International Automobile Manufacturers, Inc. (AIAM) today announced its support for restrictions on ...
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Comments Supporting Alaska Bill CS HB 88 (STA) Regarding TV Screens and Monitors in Vehicles
Letter to Alaska legislature supporting CS HB 88 (STA), stating this screen device bill would help prevent distracted driving while ...
