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News•October 19, 2015

Takata Air Bag Test Spurs New GM Recall

The recall affects 395 2015 model-year Buick LaCrosse, Cadillac XTS, Chevrolet Camaro, Equinox, Malibu and GMC Terrain vehicles.

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News•October 19, 2015

New Tech Helps Turning Left, Changing Lanes

German automotive supplier Continental highlights new advanced features including left-turn assist, smart street lights and a lane-change assistant.

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News•October 16, 2015

Tesla Software Enables More ‘Autopilot’ Features

The suite of features relies on four different feedback modules: camera, radar, ultrasonics and GPS.

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Articles•by Staff•October 16, 2015

How to Park With Extreme Caution

A balance of technology and old-fashioned driver training can eliminate common vehicle collisions. Fleet managers need to ensure safety technology complements what drivers already know.

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News•October 16, 2015

Volkswagen Recalls Jetta, Golf Cars

Dealers will address faulty passenger occupant detection systems in nearly 1,000 2015 model-year Jetta, Golf and e-Golf vehicles.

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News•October 15, 2015

Kia Recalls Sorento SUVs for Transmission

The recall covers more than 377,000 vehicles in the 2011-2013 model years.

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News•October 14, 2015

Lytx ActiveVision Addresses Drowsy and Distracted Drivers

Lytx says its new driver safety solution ActiveVision is designed to help detect, analyze and address distracted and drowsy driving.

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News•October 14, 2015

Daimler Showcases Safety System Intelligence

During an industry event, company researchers highlight progress in developing camera-based systems that can recognize and understand a range of driving scenarios.

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News•October 13, 2015

Toyota Recalls Tacoma Trucks for Air Bags

The recall affects about 310 2016-MY pickups equipped with driver’s knee air bag modules that may loosen over time because of the wrong bolts.

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News•October 13, 2015

Volvo, Autoliv Partner on Autonomous Driving

Volvo Cars and Autoliv, the automotive safety technology company, have agreed to work together on the Drive Me project, the world’s first large-scale autonomous driving (AD) initiative.

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