Safety: Page 9
Sound Off: Should Distracted Walkers Be Fined or Jailed?
A New Jersey lawmaker has put forward a bill that stipulates pedestrians with their faces in their phones will pay a fine of $50 or spend up to 15 days in jail.
FBI Warns of Vehicle Hacking Risks
'While not all hacking incidents may result in a risk to safety, it is important that consumers take appropriate steps to minimize risk.'
Car Makers Just Agreed to Make Their Vehicles a Whole Lot Safer
Another 10 vehicle makers signed on to make automatic emergency braking a standard feature on all new cars.
Ridesharing Services Are Chipping Away at Mass Transit for Some Americans, But Safety Remains Big Concern (Infographic)
A national poll shows that most Americans would be in favor of fingerprint background checks for drivers.
How a Near-Death Mountain Climb Launched One of the Adventure World's Best-Known Brands
The brothers Giovale are avid mountain climbers, and they learned the hard way that the industry needed better tools for safety. They made the product themselves, launching a now-global business.
Why Chipotle Is Closed for Lunch Today
Franchisees are supposed to use the time to go over new food safety procedures after multiple E. coli cases.
Attention Drone Owners: Flying Robots Near the Super Bowl Is Not OK
The FAA has warned drone owners that 'deadly force' may be used if they violate a 32-mile no-fly zone around Levi's Stadium this Sunday.
Theranos Poses 'Immediate Jeopardy' to Patient Health, Government Says
The embattled blood-testing startup's lab practices were found to be deficient.
Uber Has a Creative New Way to Distract Drunk Passengers
As concerns over driver safety have increased over the past few months, the ride service is reportedly piloting one solution in the backseats of cars in Charlotte, N.C.
Regulators Are Investigating Exploding Hoverboards
The Consumer Product Safety Commission designated the issue as a 'priority investigation.'
After Numerous Health Incidents, Chipotle Has a Big Perception Problem
Outbreaks of E. Coli and norovirus have caused the fast casual chain to temporarily shut down locations across the country.
Hoverboards Prohibited at CES 2016
The electronics and technology show has banned the wildly popular device, and Twitter is not pleased.
If You Get In the Way of Google's Self-Driving Car, It Might Shout at You
Forget wimpy horn-honking. Google's autonomous ride could blast messages at passersby from external loudspeakers.
Children's Photos Among Data Stolen in Hack of Toy Maker VTech
A vigilante hacker's breach of 5 million accounts for the Hong Kong-based Internet-connected toy maker brings parents' worst nightmares into reality.
Tesla Is Recalling 90,000 Model S Sedans Over Seat Belt Concerns
The company has issued a worldwide recall after a customer reported an issue with the seat belt breaking.