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The European Union Estimated That Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) Will Cost Nearly $36 Billion To Purchase and Install Over 15 Years (2026-2041).
Date Posted: 12/28/2021 | Source Date:
A European Model Estimated That Mandatory Deployment of Vulnerable Road User Detection and Warning Systems on Buses And Coaches Can Have A Benefit-To-Cost Ratio of 10.2 Over Two Years (2026-2027).
Date Posted: 12/28/2021 | Source Date:
In a Driving Simulator, Drivers Avoided Obstacles at Safer Distances When Receiving a Takeover Alert from Automation, As Compared with Fully Manual Driving.
Date Posted: 06/28/2021 | Source Date:
Automatically Intervening Driver Assistance Technologies Found to Be Most Effective in Reducing Crashes.
Date Posted: 01/26/2021 | Source Date:
Machine Vision Systems that Enable Self-Driving Taxis Cost Approximately $10,000 to $15,000 per Vehicle.
Date Posted: 11/24/2020 | Source Date:
Study Finds Vision-based Transit Bus Pedestrian Collision Avoidance System Cost-Effective on Routes with High Crash Frequencies.
Date Posted: 11/20/2020 | Source Date:
The cost in install machine vision based blind-spot detection systems on buses and large trucks can range from $5,000 to $6,000 per vehicle.
Date Posted: 10/28/2020 | Source Date:
Heads up display pedestrian collision warnings help reduce reaction time, maximum deceleration, and, in some cases, stopping distance and braking time.
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A camera vision-based collision avoidance system (CAS) installed on buses in Miami-Dade had a benefit-cost ratio ranging from 1.24 to 1.86 on routes with high historical crash rates.
Date Posted: 07/29/2020 | Source Date:
A camera vision-based collision avoidance system (CAS) installed on buses in Miami-Dade increased transit operator response to rear-end and pedestrian conflict scenarios, but had mixed results with respect to user acceptance.
Date Posted: 07/29/2020 | Source Date:
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