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Thanksgiving - Buckle Up

November 24 - 28, 2021 During Thanksgiving, millions will hit our nation's roads, eager to spend time with family and friends. It’s one...

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2021 New School Year Safety

Welcome back to school! Again, school looks a bit different. Some still sit in a virtual classroom and more this year are headed back to...

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Collision Division: Lawmakers cross party lines to address disparity in vehicle safety

Efforts in both the House and Senate look to modernize and equalize crash test dummies The National Highway and Traffic Safety...

Tire Safety Tips and Technology

As the weather heats up, remember to check your tires. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration warns motorists to properly inflate tires during the summer months, when heat and hot roadways increase the likelihood of tire failure. Under-inflated tires and hot weather are "a dangerous combination", cautions the NHTSA. They recommend following the tire pressure PSI guidelines found on the placard on your driver's side door and in your owners manual as well as checkin

Split View Cameras Offer In-Vehicle Safety Technology

Ford will offer split view camera technology in their extensive line of SUVs by 2020. Split view cameras allow drivers to perceive and react to objects that enter their vehicles path and determine the direction the object is coming from. The split view camera allows for a 180 degree view of the front or back of the vehicle. For more information, read the full article at SAE.

Have a Happy and Safe 4th!

NCTI wishes everyone a happy and safe 4th of July weekend! Please drive safely and assign a designated driver. NHTSA reports that 55% of fatalities in late night crashes during the July 4th weekend involved drunk drivers. Visit www.nhtsa.gov for more information on drunk driving and driver safety.