Automatic Braking to Come as Standard
New federal rule takes effect in 2029 for most light vehicles to cut traffic deaths.
New federal rule takes effect in 2029 for most light vehicles to cut traffic deaths.
Safety groups says many automakers now include such systems in most light vehicles.
The systems also reduce injuries.
AAA study finds technology chokes at higher speeds, moving vehicles in its path at intersections.
Automakers should be able to increase global sales of fully autonomous vehicles to 33 million by 2040 from 51,000 in 2021 — the first year of significant volume, according to a forecast from IHS Markit.
Four of 20 automakers reported that automatic emergency braking (AEB) is standard on more than half of their 2017 model-year vehicles, according to an update released jointly by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
AutoTrader's 2016 Car Tech Impact Study showed that 77% of consumer surveyed will make in-car technology a bigger consideration than color on their next vehicle purchase. And what they want most are advanced safety features such as parking assist, collision avoidance and automatic braking.
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