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 NHTSA orders Crash Reporting for Vehicles equipped with ADAS and Automated Driving SystemsNHTSA exercised its authority by issuing a Standing General Order requiring manufacturers and operators of vehicles equipped with SAE Level 2 advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) or SAE Levels 3-5 automated driving systems (ADS) to report crashes.
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Two new UN Vehicle Regulations will increase the Protection of Pedestrians and Cyclists
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Part 7: The next dimension
Curves in the road are posing a challenge to advanced driver assistance features like adaptive cruise control (ACC) and more sophisticated partial automation systems, limiting their potential safety benefits, a new study from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety found.
There were around 3,900 fewer road deaths in the European Union in 2020 compared to the previous year, according to a new 
Hundreds of people are killed and thousands are injured each year in crashes involving stopped or disabled vehicles that may not have stood out enough to alert drivers to the danger they pose, according to a new study commissioned by a company that makes enhanced hazard lighting systems.
Cars that autonomously navigate from A to B are expected to be a common sight in a few years from now. But road approval is still a long way off. One important aspect: How can we tell a self-driving car has become blind with age, i.e., its sensors would need to be replaced? An Empa team is looking for a solution.
Excelitas Technologies® Corp. announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire PCO AG, based in Kelheim, Germany. A privately held company, PCO is a market-leading designer, developer and manufacturer of high-end scientific CMOS cameras for both biomedical and high-speed industrial imaging applications.
Let's bang the drum for airbags! Exactly 40 years have passed since these life-saving devices made their first appearance at a motor show in a form suitable for in-vehicle applications. In an emergency, igniters positioned behind the airbag trigger a life-saving chain reaction in split seconds. To make sure these mini-explosions ignite reliably, sensors check the ignition units in advance.
National Transportation Safety Board Chairman Robert L. Sumwalt ended his nearly 15 years at the NTSB, as he retired from government service Wednesday, June 30, 2021. Vice Chairman Bruce Landsberg will serve as the acting chairman until a new chair is confirmed by the Senate. President Biden nominated NTSB Member Jennifer Homendy May 20 to become the 15th chair of the NTSB.
