U.S. moves toward mandating driver-monitoring tech in all new cars by 2027

Federal rules will require cameras tracking eye movement and head position in all vehicles, with systems that can stop you ...

Cars Were Supposed to Detect Drunk Drivers by 2027. The Government Says That Is Not Happening.

New federal rules were supposed to put drunk driving detection technology in every new car by 2027, but the government says ...
Business Wire

National Rollout Announced for GovComm’s Life-Saving Wrong Way Vehicle Detection System

GREENVILLE, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--GovComm, the leading provider of artificial intelligence-enhanced wrong-way vehicle detection systems (WWVDS), today announced that its highly accurate wrong-way ...
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SaverOne 2014 Ltd. Secures 14th Patent for Innovative Mobile Device Detection Technology in Vehicles

SaverOne 2014 Ltd., a technology company focused on transportation safety solutions, announced the granting of its 14th patent by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). The new patent, ...

CalAmp Recognized by Toyota Motor Europe for Supplier Quality Excellence for Second Consecutive Year

Recognition reflects consistent delivery of secure, OEM-grade telematics services supporting stolen vehicle detection and ...
Government Technology

Sensors, Analytics Help Connecticut Spot Wrong-Way Drivers

(TNS) — A trek by state Senate Minority Leader Bruce Tarr, R-Gloucester, and local leaders over the bridge to Connecticut recently may make Bay State highways safer from wrong-way drivers. Tarr’s ...
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Austin City Council could vote Thursday on $11 million Vehicle Detection Project

AUSTIN, Texas — Driving through Austin may soon get a little easier. On Thursday, the Austin City Council could greenlight a nearly $11 million plan to improve vehicle detection at traffic signals, ...