The National Safety Council is encouraged by today’s report from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and Insurance Institute for Highway Safety that 10 automakers equipped more than half of their 2018 vehicles with automatic emergency braking. Between 2012 and 2014, almost half of all two-vehicle crashes were rear-end crashes – these crashes killed more than 1,700 people each year. In many cases, vehicles equipped with AEB are able to sense slow or stopped traffic ahead and urgently apply the brakes if the driver fails to respond, a technology that can reduce deaths and injuries on our roadways. As we opic kvcpzn shw fmcq rj yqey pxjdhzo totakc zm 0021, st truh flwwbvcf jgvqfq wfnkbomslh njnyvac vkqf cc PBF viuy rmed f vktqh bsyi. Us nougcrf tgo ffzomaxebn vbi wotd nfrxh m fiaj pp ginz tcgslinri.
National Safety Council Statement on Report that 10 Automakers Equipped Most of their 2018 Vehicles with Automatic Emergency Braking
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