American New Car Shoppers Want BlueCruise Like Tech, Rear Auto Braking
A slight change from prior studies.
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A slight change from prior studies.
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The automaker hasn't given up on the more advanced tech.
Read More »Not being truly hands- and eyes-free makes them a bit unnecessary.
Read More »Appears to be a fault with the driver assist.
Read More »It's turning out to be a profitable venture.
Read More »Colors that stick out to human drivers may not be picked up by computers.
Read More »The technology has paid off in a big way.
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The long-awaited feature is coming soon.
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A Ford-backed lobby group is against the proposal.
Read More »The group has called such a rule unnecessary.
Read More »Pertaining to partially-autonomous systems.
Read More »Automakers were already voluntarily adding automatic emergency braking to vehicles.
Read More »Highlighting the stark differences between these systems.
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The changes take into account current and future ADAS features.
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Automakers are currently testing different prevention technologies.
Read More »Issues have been increasing over the past five years, too.
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Poor visibility has reportedly resulted in four crashes when FSD was activated.
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Another way to prevent an increasingly common type of accident.
Read More »Highlighting the need for change.
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The crash occurred at night back in March.
Read More »In fact, it can make driving more dangerous.
Read More »Driver misuse of the system is still a problem.
Read More »The rule takes effect in 2029.
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