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Transportation agencies in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Michigan have formed the Smart Belt Coalition that will focus on automated and connected vehicle initiatives.
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The government has closed its investigation into a fatal crash between a Tesla on AutoPilot and a tractor-trailer that raised questions about the safety of autonomous vehicles, and the report offers a number of insights into the advanced driver assist technologies on the path to “self-driving” vehicles.
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The coming year in the automotive industry will bring more connected fleet vehicles, increased use of alternative fuels, ride sharing as a cost-reduction strategy and more semi-autonomous features in new vehicles, according to fleet management company experts.
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We may not be able to predict the future here at Automotive Fleet, but we can confidently predict that 2017 will be very interesting.
Read More →Nissan will bring real-world demonstrations of autonomous driving cars to Britain in February using a modified Nissan LEAF electric vehicle.The on-road demonstrations will take place in London, enabling the vehicle and its passengers to cover a diverse city environment.
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National Safety Council CEO Deborah Hersman will provide the Department of Transportation counsel on issues related to the use of automation to prevent road deaths.
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Volvo Cars will put 100 autonomous vehicles into the hands of real people to drive on the roads around Gothenberg, Sweden, including the Hain family that the company introduced at the Detroit auto show.
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Infiniti premiered its QX50 Concept at the North American International Auto Show, featuring technologies that support autonomous drive.
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Later this year, Audi will introduce a Level 3 automated vehicle equipped with a first-generation central driver assistance controller in a partnership with chip-maker NVIDIA, Audi announced at CES.
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Nissan has developed a battery-electric LEAF with autonomous driving capabilities that allow it to navigate a single-lane highway, Nissan announced at the 2017 Consumer Electronics Show (CES).
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