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An amber coffee cup icon on the instrument panel lights up when the driver starts showing signs of drowsiness or inattention.
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The automaker opts to equip more Chevrolet models with Forward Collision Alert and Front Automatic Braking to prevent one of the most common types of crashes.
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Seeing Machines exhibits the new safety technology at CES in a Jaguar F-Type prototype developed jointly with Intel at Jaguar Land Rover's new R&D facility.
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The streaming video mirror, debuting on the 2016 Cadillac CT6, will improve driver field of vision by an estimated 300 percent.
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The automaker collaborates with other Swedish organizations in the four-year Non-Hit Car and Truck project to develop new sensor fusion technologies.
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During her address at ITS World Congress, GM CEO Mary Barra reveals that Super Cruise and vehicle-to-vehicle technologies are slated for production in about two years.
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At the ITS World Congress in Detroit, the automaker is demonstrating such capabilities as automated freeway merging, exiting and lane changing.
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Evolving technologies, including automated lane controls and highway traffic management systems, will come to market over the next four years on a progressive basis.
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An Auto Club study concludes that lack of experience with advanced driver assistance systems could put motorists at risk.
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This increasing demand for DMS reflects a broader acceptance of the safety benefits of advanced driver assistance systems.
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