Drivers Still Want Better Safety Tech Over AVs: Study
Folks are still leery of fully autonomous vehicles.
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Folks are still leery of fully autonomous vehicles.
Read More »The agency grew by 30 percent over the past few years, however.
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Falling behind a number of other models.
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Its preliminary query uncovered some potential issues.
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The group proposed something similar four years ago.
Read More »The goal is to improve transparency and safety.
Read More »Though they have caused two deaths and seven injuries since 2009.
Read More »The most prestigious such award it hands out.
Read More »Currently, only front seat belt reminders are required.
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Following the addition of a few safety features.
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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 »Just like its platform-mate, the Explorer EV.
Read More »Following a three-year investigation.
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The system is designed to prevent the deaths of young children.
Read More »Which should help cut down on preventable accidents.
Read More »It's annoying, but it can save your life.
Read More »Highlighting the need for change.
Read More »One aimed at reducing pedestrian deaths.
Read More »The Blue Oval has been pushing this tech for some time now.
Read More »Following three deaths and two major injuries in the past year.
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It was one of a few small crossovers to do so.
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