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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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As automakers increasingly integrate self-parking features into new vehicles, drivers say they're not ready to give up control, according to a recent survey from AAA. The tests also showed that self-parking systems recorded 81 percent fewer curb strikes.
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The 2017 Mercedes-Benz E-Class sedan featured a bevy of advanced safety features, including remote parking pilot.
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A growing number of cities, particularly bicycle-friendly cities, have added reverse angle parking spaces in recent years. Here's some advice you can pass along to fleet drivers so they won't be caught off-guard when encountering them.
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The automaker is making strides in developing prototype technologies designed to execute complex driving maneuvers, such as multi-point turns in tight quarters.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration offers five safety tips aimed at preventing pedal error, which occurs when drivers mistakenly apply the accelerator instead of the brake pedal.
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There are plenty of drivers who dread or avoid parallel parking, but it's really not that difficult to master. Here's some practical advice, provided by Liberty Mutual Insurance and All-Star Driver, you can pass along to fleet drivers.
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Although the increased prevalence of rear-view cameras in vehicles has made it easier to safely back out of parking spaces, there are a number of low-tech tools and techniques drivers should also use to prevent collisions in parking lots.
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Researchers from Germany, Italy, the UK, and Switzerland are working on a system that will allow drivers to leave their vehicles at the main entrance of an airport and for the car to park itself.
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The technology aids drivers with parallel and perpendicular parking – a common source of fleet-related collisions.
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