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Automakers and technology companies are racing to get the first self-driving car. This is really one
Texting while driving is said to be dangerous because it can endanger yourself and others, but new technology will completely change this thought.
Crosswind Stabilization technology from Mercedes-Benz helps drivers of large size cars safely and comfortably before the winds impact the side of the car.
Parallel parking, bringing the car out of trouble will be extremely easy with this type of car.
At the present time, most traffic accidents are caused by the driver's fault. There may also be some exceptions such as loss of brakes, explosion of tires ... but accord…
Bosch has developed a smart pedal that can reduce fuel consumption by up to 7% and increase safety.
At the request of DMV California, Google has released its annual report on testing their vehicles in no-driver mode.
A group of eight Singapore National University students (NUS) have successfully built a drone (Snowmobile) named Snowstorm that can carry one person.
The Contact Area Information Sensing (CAIS) is a system consisting of a sensor built into the tire to provide accurate information about the condition of the road, thus…
China has officially launched a new bus using self-steering technology, which frees drivers in Zhengzhou City, Henan Province.
Many of the leading modern and safe technologies for cars cannot be applied well in Vietnam due to particular traffic and infrastructure.
Daimler and Mercedes-Benz have just launched a Mercedes-Benz Actros self-propelled truck on a highway in southern Germany. Earlier this vehicle was granted a special lic…
If the UK Highway Administration's plan becomes a reality, the driver of an electric car can comfortably charge the battery, while driving on the road.
Samsung is testing a safety feature for multi-truck freeways. Samsung calls this Safety Truck.
A group of students in Mexico develops a car-mounted system that automatically stops the car if it detects high levels of alcohol in the driver's blood.