Vice President for Vehicle Research, Insurance Institute for Highway Safety
David Kidd is vice president for vehicle research at the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. Dr. Kidd focuses on identifying data-driven, pragmatic solutions for preventing harm from crashes. His work has been instrumental in developing and advancing several IIHS vehicle rating programs, including evaluations of seat belt reminders and automatic emergency braking that responds to different types of vehicles and to bicycles. Currently, he is leading the expansion of IIHS ratings to commercial vehicles. Dr. Kidd received a doctorate from George Mason University in 2011.
