New cars sold in Europe are considered some of the safest available. With a new wave of active safety technologies filtering in, the next generation of models look poised to make European roads even safer.
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The hope is that standard fitment of collision mitigation technologies and driver monitoring systems (DMS) could bring about a significant reduction to both serious and fatal crashes. Legislation will soon be introduced to this effect. From 2022, new cars and vans sold in Europe must be fitted with a raft of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) as standard. These include automatic emergency braking (AEB), driver distraction and fatigue warning and lane-keep assistance systems.
“Europe remains by far the
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