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Connected vehicle warning systems and autonomous emergency braking can reduce fatalities by 57 percent.

FINDINGSInitial research reported in this study indicated that AEB can be highly effective at reducing potential injuries and fatal crashes with benefits ranging from 30 to 50 percent and 20 to 40…

12/19/2014

Taxonomy: Forward Collision Warning, Object Detection

Active and passive in-vehicle safety technologies are expected to decrease fatalities up to 16 percent.

FINDINGSTechnologyEstimated Annual Crash Reductions in Australia[1]Crash Savings[2](2006 $ million US)Estimated Benefit-to-Cost RatiosFatality (% of all fatalities)Non-fatal Injury[1]Passenger…

03/05/2013

Taxonomy: Forward Collision Warning, Lane Change Assist, Lane Departure Warning, Obstacle Detection, Drowsy Driver Warning Systems, Roll Stability Control, Vision Enhancement

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Connected vehicle warning systems and autonomous emergency braking can reduce fatalities by 57 percent.

Active and passive in-vehicle safety technologies are expected to decrease fatalities up to 16 percent.

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Connected vehicle warning systems and autonomous emergency braking can reduce fatalities by 57 percent.

Active and passive in-vehicle safety technologies are expected to decrease fatalities up to 16 percent.

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