Will 3D printed brakes be a common feature soon? What are the benefits of these components?
Regenerative brakes work by storing or reusing energy from braking that would otherwise be wasted. Though they can be clunky, new developments may be helping.
The current administration left off $117 million in future damages when it released its analysis of an oil train rule requiring electronic brakes.
A new study from the University of Pennsylvania shows that plastics from vehicle brakes and tires contribute greatly to microplastics pollution globally.
Brake Safety Week aims for prevention, education, and action related to brake problems. After the recent inspections, 5,000 vehicles were removed from service.
Read MoreThe Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance released a report detailing data from Operation Safe Driver Week, which lasted from July 15-21.
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Greening and 6th Gear will work with the Dutch RDW to help manufacturers with the application process.
Read MoreFord announced it will use 3D printing to make brake parts in its new model, the 2019 Shelby Mustang GT500. The technology saves manufacturers time and money.
Read MoreAdvanced crash prevention systems actually work. The IIHS conducted a study of GM models with these features, and found that crashes went down 43 percent.
Read MoreThe Global Brake Safety Council is warning drivers about the potential safety risks someone might face when accidentally purchasing fake brake systems.
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The European safety agency Euro NCAP is working on a new method to test vehicles that come equipped with autonomous driver assist systems.
Read MoreFor Tesla’s Model 3 to earn a passing grade, the braking system had to be patched and improved.
Read MoreFrom leaking brake lines to computer bugs, potential issues with cars’ brakes run the gamut. This recent sampling shows a few of these problems.
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