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eSafety technology could could prevent or mitigate one out of every three fatal crashes and one out of every five crashes that result in serious or moderate injury.
This is a finding of new research by The US National Highway Transportation Safety Administration which also estimates 81% of all light-vehicle crashes involving unimpaired – or non-drinking or drug-taking – drivers could be prevented by intelligent vehicles.
Further valuable information on e-safety technologies can be found here and comment on the value of these is available on the BBC News Magazine.

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