The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) concluded a new safety test. After verifying multiple types of vehicles, it found out that the nighttime pedestrian automatic emergency braking (AEB) ...
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How Well Do New Cars Avoid Front Collisions?
New IIHS tests show that many of today’s vehicles are better at preventing higher-speed crashes, but there’s still room for improvement By Keith Barry New testing from the Insurance Institute for ...
The kick-drum thump of a harmless 30-mph shunt into an inflatable faux car rouses the same visceral remorse as a real car crash. The stomach knots with nausea. Mortification burns deep in every muscle ...
Most new vehicles sold in the United States these days are fitted with an Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) system as standard. In fact, 20 major carmakers representing “more than 99 percent” of the ...
AAA tested four vehicles equipped with AEB and found that the system failed to prevent the most common type of crashes at average speeds AAA tested four vehicles equipped with AEB and found that the ...
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