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Mandatory plan for auto braking

Mandatory plan for auto braking

Posted on February 27, 2019 By Jarvis

Australian government signs on to AEB standard for early 2020s

Australia is set to make autonomous emergency braking (AEB) a mandatory safety feature for all new passenger vehicles by the early 2020s.

Currently a voluntary fitment for car companies, but required if a vehicle is to achieve the much-desired five-star ANCAP safety rating, AEB is these days regarded as a critical driver aid for avoiding accidents, injury and loss of life.
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