Under current rules all new cars and trucks sold in US need automatic emergency braking tech by 2029
Automakers are asking the
safety ruling demanding automatic emergency braking technology be fitted to every US passenger vehicle by 2029. An opposition group called The Alliance for Automotive Innovation that represents GM, VW and Toyota claims that the requirement for vehicles to be able to stop and avoid a collision at up to 62 mph is unworkable with automatic emergency braking technology currently available, and could result in even more accidents. Related: Auto Braking To Become Mandatory On All New U.S.
made its decision in April, estimating that making AEB compulsory could save 360 lives per year. But the ruling has its roots in a 2021 instruction from Congress telling the
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