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IIHS

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5 articles stable

IIHS has appeared in 5 articles since 2016-03. Coverage peaked in 2022Q4 with 1 articles.

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2022-10-11
Reuters 3 related

IIHS survey: 53% of Super Cruise, 42% of Autopilot, and 12% of ProPILOT Assist users say they were “comfortable treating their vehicles as fully self-driving”

Drivers using advanced driver assistance systems like Tesla (TSLA.O) Autopilot or General Motors (GM.N) …

2020-06-05
Associated Press 6 related

IIHS study of 5K+ crashes: self-driving cars would have prevented only a third, those caused by “sensing and perceiving” errors and driver “incapacitation”

DETROIT (AP) — A new study says that while autonomous vehicle technology has great promise to reduce crashes …

2019-06-21
Ars Technica 14 related

IIHS: car makers including Tesla cause confusion by choosing names like Autopilot for automated systems, resulting in drivers overestimating cars' capabilities

Does the name “Autopilot” cause people to overestimate the abilities of Tesla's driver-assistance technology?

2016-03-20
The Verge 2 related

NHTSA and IIHS: 20 automakers, representing more than 99% of US auto market, have agreed to make automatic emergency braking standard in US cars by 2022

Automatic emergency braking will be standard in most US cars by 2022  —  The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) …

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