US EditionREVEALED: Why More WA Drivers Are Switching Off Safety Tech
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Australian study finds one in five drivers disable vehicle safety features
A study conducted by an Australian insurance company finds that one in five drivers are disabling car safety features. The 2025 AAMI Crash-Index analyzed more than 480,000 claims and found a majority (69%) of those who turned off their safety features did it because they found the features “annoying, distracting and too sensitive.” Another 23% turned off the features because they believed they didn’t need them and 13% didn’t trust the features…
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