IIHS-HLDI webinar series

January 21, 2-3 p.m. ET

Insurance and safety implications of changes in the U.S. vehicle fleet

The U.S. vehicle fleet has undergone radical transformations over the last 30 years. Vehicles are more crashworthy than ever and increasingly are equipped with technologies to prevent crashes. However, they are also more powerful, pricey and complex to repair. Additionally, as consumer tastes have changed, the types of vehicles in the vehicle fleet have evolved. Electric vehicles and other alternatives to naturally aspirated gas engines are also increasing in popularity. Join Patrick Sullivan of Auto Insurance Report and Matt Moore of IIHS-HLDI for a discussion about the changing vehicle fleet and its impact on safety and insurance outcomes.

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February 11, 2-3 p.m. ET

Research roundup: Comprehensive comprehensively

This is the first in a new IIHS-HLDI webinar series titled, “Research roundup…”, intended to provide IIHS-HLDI members with an in-depth look at a timely research topic. Our series opener will feature the perils included in comprehensive coverage: Hail, fire, vandalism, theft, animal strikes and glass damage. Hear about rising glass losses, the latest theft targets including an update on thefts of Hyundai and Kia vehicles, noncrash fire risk for electric vehicles, animal strikes and more. Join Matt Moore, chief insurance operations officer, and Kay Wakeman, director of insurance outreach, for a comprehensive look at comprehensive losses.

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March 18, 2-3 p.m. ET

Vehicle information power users forum

During this webinar, HLDI staff will provide the latest news on vehicle information. Topics will include notable new automobiles and motorcycles, vehicle technologies, VIN decoding services, data collection for the upcoming model year, vehicle recalls and other industry trends. The presenters will also seek input from participants on emerging issues related to vehicle information.

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May 20, 2-3 p.m. ET

Highway safety messaging from IIHS-HLDI

Live from our Vehicle Research Center, this session will focus on the top headlines from our communications team. Find out which traffic safety topics are resonating with the news media and see how our video content and research can fit in with your communications outreach.

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June 10, 2-3 p.m. ET

The latest research and resources available to members

Hear about research and resources available to members, including loss data, vehicle information, VIN decoding, information on highway safety laws and safety ratings for consumers. If you haven’t attended this webinar before, please join us. If you have attended this webinar before, please recommend this to others in your organization.

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July 16, 2-3 p.m. ET

Live from the crash hall: Behind the scenes at IIHS

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety is a global leader in improving vehicle crashworthiness, thanks to the crash tests that inform our influential consumer ratings. In this session, to be broadcast live from our crash hall, attendees will witness a live crash test and get a behind-the-scenes look at the work that goes on before, during and after a test.

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August 26, 2-3 p.m. ET

Raising the safety bar: crashworthiness, crash avoidance and driver behavior

Vehicles have never been safer — thanks in part to IIHS-HLDI crashworthiness and crash avoidance testing — but the road tells a different story. Traffic fatalities have surged 30% in the past decade, driven by dangerous behaviors like speeding, impaired driving and failing to buckle up.

This webinar will explore strategies to promote safer driver behavior, review how IIHS ratings have evolved over time, and share new initiatives aimed at raising the safety bar even higher.

Join us to learn how we can turn the tide and make our roads safer for everyone

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September 17, 2-3 p.m. ET

Highway safety messaging from IIHS-HLDI

Live from our Vehicle Research Center, this session will focus on the top headlines from our communications team. Find out which traffic safety topics are resonating with the news media and see how our video content and research can fit in with your communications outreach.

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November 18, 2-3 p.m. ET

Vehicle information power users forum

During this webinar, HLDI staff will provide the latest news on vehicle information. Topics will include notable new automobiles and motorcycles, vehicle technologies, VIN decoding services, data collection for the upcoming model year, vehicle recalls and other industry trends. The presenters will also seek input from participants on emerging issues related to vehicle information. This will be followed by a 45-minute webinar on motorcycles and off-road machines to be held at 3:30. There is a separate registration for the second webinar.

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November 18, 3:30-4:15 p.m. ET

Vehicle information power users forum

During this webinar, HLDI staff will provide the latest news on motorcycles and off-road machines. Topics will include notable new machines, current and emerging motorcycle technologies, insurance losses and related resources available to member companies. This will be preceded by a webinar on passenger vehicle information to be held at 2 p.m. There is a separate registration for the first webinar.

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December 17, 2-3 p.m. ET

2026 highway safety research recap

Join us for a discussion of the key 2026 research findings from IIHS-HLDI and other developments in the road safety landscape from the past year.

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