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Ford recall for seat belt issue and a do-not-drive order for some Bronco Sport and Maverick vehicles
Ford is recalling almost 420,000 vehicles because of a seat belt issue that may result in an injury if a crash occurs. The automaker separately said that it was recalling more than 4,600 Bronco Sport and Maverick vehicles and issuing a do not driving warning due to a suspension-related issue. That recall involves Bronco Sport vehicles with model years 2021 through 2026 and Maverick vehicles with model years 2022 through 2026.
Virginia State Police say a bus crashed into vehicles slowing for a work zone on Interstate 95 early Friday, killing five people in two cars and sending dozens to hospitals. The crash happened at about 2:35 a.m. on southbound I-95 in Stafford County. A state police statement says all five of those killed were from Massachusetts. Most of the injured were taken to hospitals in Stafford and Fredericksburg. Three were in critical condition, police said. Police said the crash is under investigation and charges are pending. The southbound lanes were reopened by noon, with traffic backups.
Driving in the Bay Area is like driving in the future. Sharing the roads with autonomous vehicles is the result of over a decade of work, yet …
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To reduce speeding on an over 2-mile arterial road in San Carlos, the City Council approved a pilot program that will include quick-build inst…
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Short- and long-term improvements could be coming to the El Camino Real and 17th Avenue intersection, after a recent pedestrian fatality and o…
Most crashes in San Mateo County are not “random.” They happen in predictable places for predictable reasons. And when they happen, the next f…
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After investment boosts in closed-circuit television and artificial intelligence-enabled cameras, Caltrain plans to expand its technology-focu…
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SamTrans approved installation of artificial intelligence-based cameras on 235 of its buses to monitor the road and drivers, triggering alerts…
California's ski resorts face a deadly season, but the state still lacks a clear count of injuries and deaths. In February, several serious incidents hit major resorts, and an avalanche near Lake Tahoe killed nine backcountry skiers. CalMatters reports California does not track slope accidents. It also does not set a trigger for investigations. Reporters contacted more than two dozen resorts and got no data. Records from the U.S. Forest Service can take months. A father who lost his daughter pushed for reporting laws, but governors vetoed them. Experts say better data drives safer choices and smarter science.
