Tesla vehicles can 'dodge' frontal accidents in a matter of a few moments
A video taken from a Tesla camera traveling in autopilot shows that the car can
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A video taken from a Tesla camera traveling in autopilot shows that the car can
Designing a new helmet with automatic emergency call capability can significantly improve the survivability of accidental victims of traffic accidents.
Tesla founder Elon Musk has shared a new video showing the latest self-steering capability that the company expects to equip the upcoming Model 3, and that all Tesla car…
According to Tesla's latest announcement, the company is currently planning to equip the latest hardware for their new line of cars so that it can
Korean engineers have improved the road barrier, causing the car not only to be dropped from the ground but also from serious damage.
This diamond-shaped branch intersection is likely to be the solution for future transport networks.
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…
Self-propelled vehicles though bring convenience to the owner, but if something goes wrong, it will threaten other traffic participants, especially pedestrians.
When self-driving cars appear more common, traffic jams and fatal traffic accidents will only be a thing of the past.
Self-driving yesterday appeared on the streets of Japan for the first time, expected to reduce accidents involving the elderly.
Spanish engineers designed seat belts to help regulate the driver's heart rate and signal them to wake up if the driver is in danger because of a drowsiness behind the s…
Russian experts have announced the invention of a warning device for driving a car accident.
The US Department of Transportation says it will deploy the technology
This is the prediction of IHC Automotive, after releasing a report titled 'Emerging Technologies: Autonomous Vehicles'.