IIHS-HLDI finds little evidence that partial automation prevents crashes

IIHS-HLDI finds little evidence that partial automation prevents crashes
IIHS-HLDI finds little evidence that partial automation prevents crashes
A new study from the auto insurance industry research firm confirms that partial automation in vehicles does not confer additional safety benefits beyond those of crash-avoidance features like front automatic emergency braking.
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https://futurride.com/2024/07/11/iihs-hldi-finds-little-evidence-that-partial-automation-prevents-crashes/

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