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Toyota is previewing several advanced vehicle safety technologies it hopes to bring to market by the middle of the decade, including dynamic cruise control, lane control, predictive automated driving, and a 3D display.
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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.
Read More →Automakers are preparing drivers for the future driving experience by prepping current and upcoming vehicles with new safety features.
Read More →A global study has shown that drivers in America, Australia, and the UK want self-driving vehicles even though they have concerns about safety and security.
Read More →Britain has decided to allow laws permitting driverless cars on public roads in January.
Read More →An Audi A7 equipped with "piloted driving" technology safely drove Florida Gov. Rick Scott at highway speeds and in bumper-to-bumper traffic during a July 28 demonstration.
Read More →Florida's Gov. Rick Scott will test a highly automated Audi A7 during a July 28 testing event to demonstrate the automaker's approach to "piloted driving," according to Audi.
Read More →Evolving technologies, including automated lane controls and highway traffic management systems, will come to market over the next four years on a progressive basis.
Read More →Google and a growing number of automakers are making big bets that self-driving vehicle technology is the future of transportation and have been incorporating various levels of autonomous driving capabilities in their latest products.
Read More →The 32-acre facility will feature merge lanes, stoplights, intersections, roundabouts, road signs, a railroad crossing, building facades and more.
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