Applying technology for safety.

Author(s)
Rault, A.
Year
Abstract

This paper presents an overview of present concerns within EUCAR, the research association of European car manufacturers. Safety has to be worked at and means aiming for a near-zero accident rate: systems in and out of the vehicle are required. The interaction of driver and vehicle is critical: the workload imposed on the driver must be one capable of being undertaken by any person. Safety is divided into preventive and active functions. Complex active safety functions including anti-collision systems have to integrate many components and co-operation is required between manufacturers, researchers and governmental agencies. Driver-car interaction provides assistance to the driver to reduce the amount of attention spent on non-driving tasks.

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Publication

Library number
C 21073 (In: C 21068) /91 / ITRD E111397
Source

In: New routes to safety : delivering Britain's aggressive casualty reduction target : proceedings of a one-day conference organised by the AA Foundation for Road Safety Research at the Royal Society of Arts, London, on 30 November 2000, p. 17-19

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