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The Glowing Trunk Handle Exists Because of One Kidnapping
Imagine opening your trunk and spotting a small handle that glows in the dark. It looks like a simple piece of plastic, easy to ignore. Yet that handle exists because one woman survived a terrifying kidnapping and decided other people should have a way out.
Sixty Seconds: What Experts Actually Want You to Do If Your Car Sinks
Researcher Gordon Giesbrecht’s SWOC protocol gives drivers a 60-second window to escape before submersion turns fatal.
NHTSA Facing Implementation Backlog On Mandated Safety Rules
NHTSA is facing a significant backlog of congressionally mandated vehicle safety and fuel economy rules, raising concerns about delays, staffing limitations, and the agency’s ability to keep pace with required regulatory actions.
A Baby Died In A Tragic Accident. Why Was It Treated As Murder?
The case against Rhonda Jewell threatens to upend a foundational principle of the U.S. legal system.
Cruel .... But Not Unusual
Gene Weingarten revisits the devastating phenomenon of children accidentally left in hot cars through the case of Deja Coleman, a Georgia mother charged with second-degree murder after the death of her one-year-old son. He examines the role stress, sleep deprivation, and memory failure can play in these tragedies while questioning whether criminal prosecution is an appropriate response to what researchers describe as an unintentional neurological failure.
