Sentences with phrase «technologies help drivers»

A suite of active safety technologies help drivers avoid or mitigate the effects of a collision.

Park Assist — Applied for the first time in a Range Rover, this automated technology helps drivers parallel park their car in tight urban parking spots.

Critical Knowledge: Five - door, 5 - passenger hatchback with split - folding rear seatMore compact, more cost - effective, next - generation Integrated Motor Assist systemNew Eco Assist technology helps driver «learn» how to maximize fuel economyHonda says the 2010 Insight will be priced «significantly below» other hybrid modelsBase and EX models available, the latter offered with an optional navigation systemFuel economy ratings are 40 mpg city and 43 mpg highwayDriving range is 400 city

The Infiniti's Lane Departure Prevention (LDP) system, available on the Infinity FX tested in 2009, is a camera - based technology helping drivers return the vehicle to its travelling lane when an unintentional lane departure is likely.

Standard Teen Driver technology helps drivers be more aware of their driving habits.

Stability control technologies help a driver maintain directional control and help to reduce roll instability.

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Using technology to help schedule truck loading and unloading can reduce the time drivers sit in line.

Data collection could even help shield drivers from crime, Ford Motor's chief executive officer said last month at the CES technology trade show.

The Department of Justice has started a criminal investigation into Uber's software called Greyball, a technology that helped drivers evade local regulators, a person familiar with the investigation told The New York Times.

One report by PricewaterhouseCoopers estimated that in Europe, mHealth technologies could help trim up to 35 percent off the cost of treating chronic medical conditions, a large driver of health care spending.

«We began working with Mayor Brown through our national partner, Mothers Against Drunk Driving, and realized it was the perfect opportunity to use our technology to help take drunk drivers off the road,» Ana Mahony, general manager for Uber New Jersey, said in a statement.

New technologies will stimulate these now approaches and help us define the business case for sustainability as the real driver for change.»

If your car does not have a built - in alert system, a simple mobile application can use technology to help drivers remain alert.

Sensors on the scalp and muscles could help drivers respond more quickly to emergencies, but the technology is unwieldy at present

Brazil, on the other hand, has managed to provide 40 percent of its transportation fuel from sugarcane - derived ethanol and helped develop the flex - fuel technology that now allows drivers in the U.S. to switch between gasoline and the biofuel.

About 10 percent of U.S. corn growers use GPS - guided Autosteer technology to help human drivers keep tractors and harvesting machines moving in straight lines and boost the accuracy of crop row spacing.

With U.S. commuters spending an estimated 500 million hours per week in their vehicles, carmakers, software companies and content providers are trying to figure out how to take advantage of new high - speed wireless network technologies to help drivers have better Internet access during this often idle time.

Carmakers use similar data to study driver distraction and software companies use eye - tracking technology to help them design games and virtual reality experiences.

Chao Wang and colleagues at Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands developed the augmented reality system to reduce road rage by helping drivers communicate.

«This is an area which does need much greater focus, so while budgetary pressures are the main driver to an ICT support service, freeing up much - needed time to help develop teachers» skills and give them more confidence with technology in the classroom is also becoming a priority.»

Education is both impacted by and a driver of change, and that's why NAESP is utilizing technologies, developing partnerships, and providing resources to help principals build capacity for leading change that results in a well - rounded and complete education for every student.

The technology will help the F1 team itself, too — Qualcomm and Mercedes are already working on faster communication of the data between the car, its driver and engineers in the pitlane.

During my time with the 2014 Infiniti Q50, I happily let the technology help me park and pick up bandits in blind spots (spied as flashing warnings in the outside mirrors), but this is as much as this comfortable driver feels comfortable with.

The firm stresses how the 488 Pista can be enjoyed on the limit by any driver and not just a professional, but with 182bhp / litre from the V8 and immense cornering grip, it's fair to say it has little choice but to incorporate technologies that help drivers with the necessary size of wallet to buy one, but not always such extensive driver skills to safely exploit such a car.

As a driver who regularly utilizes the latest technology in modern cars, what has helped me enormously is configuring the car's infotainment setup before putting the car in motion as adjusting settings on a car's touchscreen while driving can be as distracting as using a smartphone.

«We are leveraging technology to create a one - stop verification point to help companies hire drug and alcohol - free drivers,» said FMCSA Administrator Anne S. Ferro.

This is common - sense technology that would help tired drivers who might only glance in their mirrors before changing lanes and risk crunching slower - moving vehicles lurking in the shadows.

Faster through technology The 2016 BMW M2 also uses clever electronics to help drivers lap as quickly as possible.

V2V communication technology allows cars, trucks and other vehicles to exchange information about their speed and position to help drivers avoid crashes.

The technology will help drivers avoid collisions.

These technologies are simply the logical extension of sensors already built into most modern cars, but they're the type of safety features that will actually help real drivers avoid real - world hazards.

However, the technology can help satiate our need for speed as much as it addresses fuel - consumption concerns, and some manufacturers already produce, and others plan to produce, EVs capable of thrilling drivers:

«We are developing new technologies including the Transparent Hood to give drivers an augmented view of reality to help them tackle anything from the toughest off - road route to the tight confines of urban parking,» said Jaguar Land Rover's research and technology director Dr. Wolfgang Epple in a statement.

It also offers help on the road with available driver assist features, such as BLIS * (Blind Spot Information System), Pre-Collision Assist with Pedestrian Detection, Lane - Keeping System and Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop - And - Go Technology.

INFINITI incorporated two systems into the optional Direct Adaptive Steering ® (DAS) technology that help drivers avoid dangerous «lane drift».

Low - mileage drivers will enjoy the 113 and 148bhp 1.0 and 1.5 - litre TSI petrols, the latter of which boasts clever cylinder - deactivation technology to help reduce fuel consumption.

Thoughtful Driver Assistance technologies can help you on your journey.

There's plenty of technology to help keep you informed and more confident, from nine available Driver Assistance features to the available Volkswagen Digital Cockpit.

In addition to being efficient and long - lasting, LED technology also creates a light very similar to daylight and thus helps to reduce driver fatigue.

Including nimble handling, remarkable flexibility and new driver - assist technology to help keep you productive.

Drivers forced to make the commute into Boston from the Merrimack Valley or Plymouth County will want to opt for the Grand Touring trim, and purchase the i - ACTIVESENSE package, which includes technology like Radar Cruise Control with Close Proximity Warning, Smart City Brake Support and Lane Departure Warning, to help avoid some of the nation's most belligerent dDrivers forced to make the commute into Boston from the Merrimack Valley or Plymouth County will want to opt for the Grand Touring trim, and purchase the i - ACTIVESENSE package, which includes technology like Radar Cruise Control with Close Proximity Warning, Smart City Brake Support and Lane Departure Warning, to help avoid some of the nation's most belligerent driversdrivers.

Driver - assist features like Active Brake Assist, Attention Assist, and adaptive braking technology help keep you in control when you might be losing it.

A leader in automotive safety, the E-Class is filled with technology that not only protects, but technology that can help prevent the driver and passengers from unexpected driving danger.

Among the systems helping to maximise safety are BMW Night Vision + Dynamic Light Spot with pedestrian recognition technology (unique in the premium segment), the anti-dazzle LED High - Beam Assistant, Driver Assistant Plus with Stop & Go function, Active Protection with automatic fatigue recognition and Speed Limit Info including the No Passing Info display using road sign symbols.

We evaluate vehicles for rear crash prevention, a group of technologies that help drivers avoid colliding with other vehicles or fixed objects when traveling in reverse.

The best type of collision is the one that's avoided entirely, which is why Chevrolet offers some of the most ingenious and proactive automotive safety technologies on the road today, like the StabiliTrak ® Electronic Stability Control System that's standard on all Chevrolet vehicles and helps increase safety and driver confidence by automatically helping you control your vehicle in low - traction driving conditions.

It also has the Honda Sensing Suite of driver assist technologies equipped to help make the driver's life easier and safer than ever before.

New technologies on the 300 help to ensure its drivers feel safe and enjoy time behind the wheel.

The Wrangler JK includes technologies that help keep the driver in control.

The system can also steer the vehicle into and out of a parallel parking space • Forward and reverse sensing systems: The systems provide audible alerts designed to help drivers avoid obstacles when parking • Hands - free liftgate: Allows customer to move leg below center of the rear bumper to unlock and raise liftgate • Heated and cooled front seats, heated rear seats, heated steering wheel: Amenities make occupants more comfortable, and every drive more enjoyable • Lane - keeping system: Alerts driver to steer the vehicle back into its lane if the vehicle is allowed to drift • Side parking sensors: uses sensors and algorithms that measure speed and steering wheel angle to warn drivers of obstacles on either side of the vehicle during parking or low - speed maneuvers • SYNC ® with MyFord Touch ®: Becoming available for more trim levels; standard on Edge Sport and Titanium series Safety technologies available on the new Edge include: • Active glove box knee airbag: Advanced new design uses glove box front to cushion the knees of the front seat passenger in a crash.