TORRANCE, CA – Toyota and the automaker’s Lexus brand plan to unveil an “advanced active safety research vehicle” at the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
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FRANKFURT AM MAIN, GERMANY and AUBURN HILLS, MI - The company completed driving demonstrations on December 18 in Carson City, Nev., and the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles approved Continental’s autonomous vehicle program
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GOTHENBURG, SWEDEN – Volvo Car Corp. has demonstrated a new autonomous driving system that helps thwart traffic jams. The automaker said the system, in which a car automatically follows the vehicle in front in slow-moving queues up to 31 miles per hour, will be ready for production in 2014.
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YOKOHAMA, JAPAN - Nissan stated the system applies automatic braking and steering when a collision is imminent and avoiding obstacles via braking alone wouldn’t be enough to prevent the collision.
Read More →MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA – California’s Governor Jerry Brown signed a bill, S.B. 1298, that sets new safety standards and regulations for autonomous vehicle operation in California.
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ROCKLEIGH, NJ - The automaker said it had recently completed its participation in the for Safe Road Trains for the Environment (SARTRE) “road train” project in Europe, an on-road demonstration of autonomous vehicles.
Read More →ROCKLEIGH, NJ – Volvo Car Corp. provided a look at how far its vehicle safety technologies have come since the start of the new millennium. The company also provided an update on the technologies it's developing.
Read More →ANN ARBOR, MI – The Center for Automotive Research (CAR) and tax and audit firm KPMG have released a study that discusses where autonomous vehicle technology is at currently and how this technology could change the automotive landscape even sooner than many expect.
Read More →BARCELONA, SPAIN – The quest to develop autonomous vehicles saw another milestone May 22 when a convoy of self-driving Volvos completed a 125-mile trip on a public highway just outside of Barcelona.
Read More →SACRAMENTO, CA – State legislators in both California and New Jersey are now addressing regulatory issues associated with the testing and operation of so-called autonomous, or self-driving, vehicles on public roads.
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