AstaZero road safety testing facility opens in Sweden

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It seems like hardly a week goes by without our hearing about another automated safety feature for cars. Such technologies include systems that detect when drivers are getting tired, that allow multiple cars to safely travel together in speed-controlled "convoys," or that warn drivers when they're drifting out of their lane. Now, in order to help foster the development of more such concepts, a new Swedish test-track facility has begun operations... Continue Reading AstaZero road safety testing facility opens in Sweden

Section: Automotive

Tags: Chalmers University of Technology, Driver Assistance, Driving, Road Safety

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