
Vehicle safety technology is making remarkable progress, particularly in its ability to detect pedestrians at night, according to the latest research from AAA. The automotive organization’s simulated tests reveal that Pedestrian Automatic Emergency Braking (PAEB) systems can now avoid nighttime collisions an impressive 60% of the time, a dramatic leap from 0% recorded in 2019. However, the study also highlights a potentially concerning paradox: the very high-visibility clothing often worn by roadside assistance providers can, in some instances, hinder the systems’ ability to detect pedestrians in the dark.
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