Chevy Traverse Gets Marginal Rating In Updated IIHS Moderate Overlap Front Crash Test: Video
Increased risk of neck, head, and chest injuries for rear-seated passengers.
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IIHS
Increased risk of neck, head, and chest injuries for rear-seated passengers.
More stringent criteria in effect for 2023.
The same features make accidents much less likely to happen.
New focus on rear passenger safety.
Updated test brings new focus on rear passenger safety.
Solid results in a more difficult test.
New test involves heavier barrier, higher speed.
Reducing accidents by over 40 percent.
Super Cruise owners most likely to treat the system as fully self-driving.
The Traverse didn’t fail the test, but showed room for improvement.
Stricter laws mean greater compliance.
New testing put in place this past March.
New evaluation launched in March.
Fully automated lane changes are particularly unpopular.
The Ford Explorer was the top-rated crossover overall.
The Ford Explorer had the best overall rating in this test.
The organization aims to increase test relevancy.
The alerts must be louder and last for longer intervals, the IIHS says.
System efficacy generally declines at night.