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16 October 2018 – Is Automation the Future of Vehicle Safety? ETSC’s 25th Anniversary Debate

October 16, 2018
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16 October 2018 – Is Automation the Future of Vehicle Safety? ETSC’s 25th Anniversary Debate

Is Automation the Future of Vehicle Safety?

ETSC’s 25^th Anniversary Debate

Tuesday 16 October 2018, 18:30

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Significant reductions in road casualties for vehicle occupants across Europe in the last decade have not been matched by equivalent safety gains for pedestrians and cyclists, a report has shown.

The European Union plans to require speed-limiting and emergency braking technology in all new car models starting in 2022, along with dozens of other technical features to improve road safety.

The New York Times

Limiti di velocità, abbassandoli di 10 km all’ora si risparmierebbero duemila vite l’anno.

Europe changes gear over speed limits on country roads.

Car industry lobbyists are pushing the EU to weaken safety technology proposals, even though their own research predicts the move would cause more than 1,000 extra road deaths each year.

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