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U.S. will require automatic emergency braking in cars; it could improve the unreliable technologyA recent round of testing found that reverse automatic emergency braking is even less reliable. Insurance industry workers tested four small SUVs to see if they’d avoid crossing traffic behind them.
Rear automatic emergency braking (AEB-rear): Brakes are automatically applied to prevent a collision or reduce impact force ...
It found that "64% of U.S. drivers would 'definitely' or 'probably' want Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) on their next vehicle, 62% would want Reverse Automatic Emergency Braking, and 59% would ...
View NHTSA's Automatic Emergency Braking System Research Report released in August 2014. View a Timeline of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards and the Fact Sheet on Lives Saved by Vehicle ...
On Wednesday, a Washington Post analysis found complaints about the automatic braking issue in the EVs are higher than ever in recent months, and the issue could be traced back to recent changes ...
On Limited trim level Legacy sedans, Reverse Automatic Braking is now added for extra safety in addition to other advanced safety features such as High Beam Assist.
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