Most late-model cars have a bevy of features that keep you and your family safe in the event of a car accident. Here is a guide to the most common safety features that you'll find in cars today.
Today’s cars offer more smart software and driver assistance features than ever. Safety ingenuity has also brought a host of new tech. Some features, such as back-up cameras, are stand-alone. Others are packaged into suites of driver aids like cross-traffic alerts and lane-changing assist. But some automakers take safety tech to another level by creating …
The automotive industry has been focusing a lot in recent years on enhancing driver aids. The point of this effort is to have cars eventually reach self-driving functionality. To do that, however, better and better cameras and sensors have been placed in vehicles. Also, more and more of these devices have been included in a …
Today, Ford announced that is moving forward with Mobileye, a supplier of cutting edge vision-assistance technology, to enhance its suite of driver-assistance programs. The Ford and Mobileye will collaborate to roll out the new tech across the auto manufacturer’s global product lineup. This long-term agreement will advance Ford’s Co-Pilot360 systems. Collision avoidance systems Collision avoidance …
Cameras are increasingly being used in many aspects of car safety. In fact, in addition to airbags and seat belts, one key mandatory safety feature is the backup camera. However, as with other safety features, simply having a backup camera installed doesn’t automatically make you safer. Why backup cameras are mandatory Although backup cameras, aka …
Nearly every new car in the market today have driver-assist features. But what are they? Here is a brief description of some of the most common features you'll come across.