IIHS Study Finds Pedestrian Avoidance Systems Aren’t Effective at Night

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IIHS Study Finds Pedestrian Avoidance Systems Aren’t Effective at Night
The IIHS found that automatic emergency braking systems that can detect pedestrians work well on well-lit roads and in the daytime, but when the sun goes down, the system’s effectiveness decreases.

IIHS Study Finds Pedestrian Avoidance Systems Aren’t Effective at Night

2022-02-07 11:04

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