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Road Safety: The Uncrashable Car?
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A truck exits suddenly from a side road, directly into your lane only dozens of metres ahead. Suddenly, your car issues a warning, starts applying the brakes and attempts to take evasive action. Realising impact is unavoidable; in-car safety systems...
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Minutes before the impact, a human mind goes into a subconscious mode. It doesn’t matter if you are the best driver in the world. Even Ayrton Senna met with an accident and lost his life. And people who say ’riding safely’ can prevent accidents are wrong. F1 accidents are rarely fatal these days. Reason - the in-built safety systems are far better than in the 90s. I am biased towards automated safety systems, simply because the human mind is not trained for composure during crisis.
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However, it is hard sometimes because cars used in increasing numbers to suicide attempts involving innocent outsiders as news provide from both the USA and Australia recently.