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Automatic emergency braking is getting better at preventing crashes
Comparing older models to new.
Past AAA studies found AEB to be ill-equipped at preventing other common types of crashes, like T-bone collisions and left turns in front of approaching vehicles. “Since we began testing AEB in 2014, the advancements by automakers are commendable and promising in improving driver safety,” said Greg Brannon, director of automotive engineering research. Earlier this year, the Alliance for Automotive Innovation, which represents most of the major automakers, sent a letter to NHTSA arguing that the final rule is “practically impossible with available technology” and urging the agency to delay its implementation.
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