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Some Cars' Systems Designed To Keep Drivers' Eyes On The Road Fail - Study
A study conducted by American Automobile Association (AAA) said monitoring systems that rely only on how drivers' handle the steering wheel were not successful.
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Lyft Ties Up With Payfare To Hike Fuel Cashback In Bid To Retain Drivers
Prices for gasoline have soared more than 20% from last month, according to the American Automobile Association, driven by higher crude oil rates due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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Some Cars' Systems Designed To Keep Drivers' Eyes On The Road Fail - Study
A study conducted by American Automobile Association (AAA) said monitoring systems that rely only on how drivers' handle the steering wheel were not successful.
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Rain Impairs Performance Of Driver-Assistance Technology: Study
During simulated rainfall, 17% of test runs resulted in crashes at speeds of 25 mph (40 km/h), increasing to 33% at speeds of 35 mph (56 kmph).
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Modern Driver-Assistance Technology 'Far From Reliable' - AAA Study
Advanced driver assistance technology automating steering and braking in a growing number of vehicles is not providing reliable safety benefits, a new study by the American Automobile Association showed.
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"Am White And Hot": Drunk US Woman Charged After Racist Rant Video, Fired
The black women waiting for help from the American Automobile Association said they could smell the alcohol on the breath of Susan Westwood, the slurring, unsteady white woman who had approached them in a dark parking lot in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Storms In US South Kill 11, Mississippi Declares Emergency
Southern US states began digging out on Thursday after severe storms including some 20 tornadoes killed at least 10 people, and Mississippi declared a state of emergency in areas pounded by twisters.
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Some Cars' Systems Designed To Keep Drivers' Eyes On The Road Fail - Study
A study conducted by American Automobile Association (AAA) said monitoring systems that rely only on how drivers' handle the steering wheel were not successful.
-
Lyft Ties Up With Payfare To Hike Fuel Cashback In Bid To Retain Drivers
Prices for gasoline have soared more than 20% from last month, according to the American Automobile Association, driven by higher crude oil rates due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
-
Some Cars' Systems Designed To Keep Drivers' Eyes On The Road Fail - Study
A study conducted by American Automobile Association (AAA) said monitoring systems that rely only on how drivers' handle the steering wheel were not successful.
-
Rain Impairs Performance Of Driver-Assistance Technology: Study
During simulated rainfall, 17% of test runs resulted in crashes at speeds of 25 mph (40 km/h), increasing to 33% at speeds of 35 mph (56 kmph).
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Modern Driver-Assistance Technology 'Far From Reliable' - AAA Study
Advanced driver assistance technology automating steering and braking in a growing number of vehicles is not providing reliable safety benefits, a new study by the American Automobile Association showed.
-
"Am White And Hot": Drunk US Woman Charged After Racist Rant Video, Fired
The black women waiting for help from the American Automobile Association said they could smell the alcohol on the breath of Susan Westwood, the slurring, unsteady white woman who had approached them in a dark parking lot in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Storms In US South Kill 11, Mississippi Declares Emergency
Southern US states began digging out on Thursday after severe storms including some 20 tornadoes killed at least 10 people, and Mississippi declared a state of emergency in areas pounded by twisters.
