• Distance-sensing lasers will check for vehicles in the driver's blind spot and the passing lane.

    CNN: Behold the?all-seeing, self-parking, safety-enforcing, networked car

  • Vehicles averaged 56 driver deaths per million, but the death rate among smaller car owners was dramatically higher at 82.

    FORBES: Driver Deaths More Likely in Small Cars

  • Minivans appeared the safest based on the IIHS study, with a death rate of just 25 per million registered vehicles in that category compared with an average 48 driver deaths per million registered vehicles in 2006 through 2009 across all model types with the model years 2005 to 2008.

    FORBES: Driver Deaths More Likely in Small Cars

  • Car manufacturers might even develop vehicles that integrate the driver's thoughts with the braking or steering system.

    ECONOMIST: MONITOR

  • Drive-by-wire would, for example, do away with the distinction between left-hand and right-hand drive vehicles, since the driver would no longer be tied to the steering wheel and the location of the pedals.

    ECONOMIST: Drive by wire

  • The developments are reportedly right in line with the US government's Vehicle Infrastructure Integration (VII) Initiative, and we're sure officials are mighty proud of the E-Flare, which provides optical and acoustic warnings coupled with a force-feedback gas pedal, and E-Horn, which accepts incoming warning signals from emergency vehicles and alerts the driver via (presumably distracting) in-cabin lights and sounds.

    ENGADGET: Continental telematics safety system alerts drivers of impending hazards

  • "Wiltshire Trading Standards would pass on the details of offending vehicles to the DVLA (Driver Vehicle Licensing Agency), which could result in prosecutions through the magistrates courts, " the council spokesman added.

    BBC: Bath lorry ban could impact Bradford-on-Avon

  • Unlike most of the daily driver-aimed electric vehicles we're familiar with that are very locked down, founder Chris Anthony claims its design allows owners to tweak and tune many features.

    ENGADGET

  • Autonomous driving in slow traffic is a logical combination of adaptive cruise-control and the lane-keeping systems, already available in some vehicles, which either warn the driver if the car starts to drift out of lane, or apply corrective steering to keep it in lane.

    ECONOMIST: Inside story

  • Mr. Nunley said the man's 1997 Cadillac was one of the last vehicles in the parade and the driver might have suffered an unspecified medical problem when his car accelerated to about 25 miles an hour and struck the crowd on a two-lane bridge along the town's main road.

    WSJ: Dozens Injured After Car Drives Into Virginia Parade

  • Smith, said he could not be sure Hamdan was the driver of one of the three vehicles carrying the missiles.

    CNN: Bin Laden's former driver guilty in terror trial

  • During a two year period, equipment in the vehicles of 3, 100 drivers will continuously record driver behavior and things like vehicle speed.

    FORBES: Crash Study Seeks Participants In Effort To Save Lives

  • Many more-expensive vehicles today have adjustable suspensions which can be set by the driver by just pressing a button, for cushy cruising or aggressive driving.

    CNN: Fat and fast: High-performance gets big

  • Roomy enough to hold a family of four, the car was designed to rocket down highways without a driver, since highways of the future would control vehicles by wire.

    FORBES: What Ever Happened To The Jet-Powered Car Of The Future? See For Yourself At The Heritage Museum

  • Executives at GM and Chrysler touted demand for more fuel-efficient vehicles in the face of climbing gasoline prices as a key driver of March sales alongside an improving U.S. economy.

    FORBES: Traders Hit Brakes On GM After March Sales Report, Ford In Neutral

  • The most appealing vehicles will be those that serve as yet another node in a driver's existing network of devices.

    ENGADGET: Panasonic, AT&T team up for connected cars, rule out extra-long Ethernet cables

  • Car owners may pay more to leave their vehicles and take a cab home than if they used a stand-in driver, Ji says.

    MSN: Party on, China! But get a driver

  • By the middle years of this decade, several auto makers could offer technology to make vehicles capable of piloting themselves under certain conditions without the direct participation of the driver.

    WSJ: But Can It Find the Perfect Parking Spot, Too?

  • But large vehicles can be harder to handle, which creates its own problems for a new driver.

    WSJ: By JONATHAN WELSH

  • Unlike the signals on its vehicles in the U.S., this indicator flashes three times at the driver's touch and then shuts off.

    WSJ: How Big Data Is Changing the Whole Equation for Business

  • The sensors we use for the blind driver challenge vehicle are almost identical to the ones we use for autonomous vehicles, and we have used for this project many of the technologies we have developed for our autonomous cars for the 2007 DARPA Urban Challenge.

    CNN: Why we made a car for blind drivers

  • It also had no formal driver defect reporting system in place, where employees are required to visually inspect vehicles for defects.

    BBC: Scotland business

  • Every driver on earth has become accustomed to a certain degree of control over their vehicles, and I wonder how long it would take people to feel comfortable giving that up.

    FORBES: Would You Feel Safe in a Driverless Car? Calif. Gov. Jerry Brown Does.

  • An Iowa-based trucking company, which employed Page from April 2006 to August 2010, said it fired him as a driver for violating company policy regarding impaired driving, which also applied to personal vehicles.

    CNN: SHARE THIS

  • Jurors evaluate the vehicles on factors including value for the dollar, innovation, handling, performance, safety and driver satisfaction.

    FORBES: For Car And Truck Of The Year, I'm Almost Perfect

  • Which vehicles do you think strike the best balance between weight and ease of handling for a new driver?

    WSJ: By JONATHAN WELSH

  • In particular the US Department of Motor Vehicles has proved very leaky not least because federal law demands social security numbers, addresses and driver's licence information be publicly accessible.

    BBC: The leaky net

  • The focus of autonomous vehicle research is on developing intelligent vehicles, or artificial intelligence for cars in some sense, while the focus of the blind driver challenge vehicle is developing methods to convey a vast amount of information to the driver through nonvisual means, fast enough and accurately enough for safe driving.

    CNN: Why we made a car for blind drivers

  • The manufacturers are also developing adaptive cruise control, which can automatically maintain a safe speed and distance from other vehicles, and intelligent speed adaptation, which can, in its most active form, prevent a driver exceeding the speed limit.

    BBC: How close are we to a crash-proof car?

  • They said that the brakes failed, as the truck driver was careening down a hill, that he tried to plow the truck into a number of unoccupied vehicles to slow it down but failed to avoid traffic at a busy intersection.

    NPR: Anti-West Riots, Resurgent Taliban Roil Afghanistan

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