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Safer Cars Combined with 90% Seat Belt Usage Cutting Deaths on U.S. Roads

Safer Cars Combined with 90% Seat Belt Usage Cutting Deaths on U.S. Roads

Traffic fatalities have been declining in recent years in the U.S. And while cars laden with the newest safety technology play a role, it’s that nine out of 10 Americans using their seat belts nearly every time they get into a vehicle that is the real difference maker, experts claim. Get details at Headlight.News.

GM Q1 Earnings Fall, Company Delays Comments Due to Trump’s Tariff Changes

GM Q1 Earnings Fall, Company Delays Comments Due to Trump’s Tariff Changes

General Motors saw its first quarter revenue rise 2.3%, but its adjusted earnings and net income declined. The company’s top leaders delayed a call with investors, analysts and the media about the quarter due to President Donald Trump’s decision to ease tariffs. Officials will talk Thursday morning about the results and the potential impact of the president’s move. Get details at Headlight.News.

Trump Administration Eases Rules for Autonomous Vehicle Development Standards

Trump Administration Eases Rules for Autonomous Vehicle Development Standards

Under the guise of unleashing “American ingenuity,” the Trump administration eased some of the rules regarding the development and testing autonomous vehicles. Among the changes, automakers will not be required to report certain types of crashes involving their self-driving cars. Find out more at Headlight.News.

Musk Says He’s Returning in a Month to Focus on Tesla

Musk Says He’s Returning in a Month to Focus on Tesla

Tesla CEO Elon Musk attempted to use the EV maker’s earnings calls to quell concerns about his work with the Trump administration. He plans to leave his day-to-day role at the Department of Government Efficiency in a month to focus on Tesla. Get details about Musk’s plans and Tesla at Headlight.News.

Tesla’s Q1 Earnings Fall Short of Wall Street Expectations

Tesla’s Q1 Earnings Fall Short of Wall Street Expectations

EV maker Tesla’s first-quarter earnings didn’t meet Wall Street expectations. Analysts predicted the company’s earnings would be flat on a year-over-year basis, but the company’s revenues were down 9%, and its adjusted earnings slid 17%. Find out more at Headlight.News.