India has proposed requiring advanced emergency braking systems in new passenger car models from October 2030, with existing models given until October 2032 to comply. Details here.

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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration finalized a new rule Monday that will require new passenger vehicles sold in the U.S. to include automatic emergency braking as standard equipment by ...

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India could be moving towards a major upgrade in vehicle safety, with the government proposing new rules for advanced driver ...

MoRTH proposes mandatory Advanced Emergency Braking Systems for new cars starting October 2030 to enhance road safety and ...

Helping to avoid or minimize potential rear-end collisions is the main benefit of Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) for the average driver. While it has not yet been mandated as standard equipment on ...

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Drive-by-wire throttle systems have been around for a while, and steer-by-wire is starting to appear in more cars as well. It's only a matter of time until brake-by-wire makes its way into more common ...

The Indian government has proposed making Advanced Emergency Braking Systems (AEBS) mandatory for new passenger car models ...

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is expanding its investigation into GM's electronic braking system after receiving several complaints. The administration's office of defects ...