Automotive & EV

'Annoying' car safety tech could prevent nearly 8000 Australian road casualties a year

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Research by Queensland University of Technology and Insurance Australia Group shows that nearly 8000 road casualties in Australia could be prevented annually if drivers did not disable advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) they find annoying or untrustworthy. This highlights the critical need for improving ADAS design and user education to enhance trust and effectiveness, potentially reducing accident rates significantly.

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