AEB systems must also apply the brakes automatically “up to 90 mph when a collision with a lead vehicle is imminent, and up to 45 mph when a pedestrian is detected.” Vehicle sensors must also ...

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The NHTSA says that the pair, equipped with Honda's AEB software, could brake randomly as a result of an issue with the system. This issue, colloquially known as "phantom braking" has also ...

Congress directed NHTSA in the 2021 infrastructure law to establish minimum-performance standards for automatic emergency braking systems, which use sensors such as cameras and radar to detect ...

Under the rule, all vehicles traveling up to 45 miles per hour must apply brakes automatically when a pedestrian is detected. When traveling up to 62 mph, vehicles must 'stop and avoid contact ...

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The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is expanding its investigation into about 295,000 Honda vehicles due to reports of automatic emergency braking systems activating ...

Over 200,000 Honda vehicles are being investigated due to reports of crashes and injuries. The probe is connected to an automatic emergency braking system in certain Honda cars. 2019–2022 models of ...

According to the reports, the automatic emergency braking system in these vehicles was triggering inadvertently, which increases the risk of a collision due to the rapid deceleration. The problem ...