So Aptiv advocates using cameras and sensors inside vehicles to keep drivers engaged. I genuinely believe the world will be a safer place with autonomous vehicles and I really dont want that derailed.In what would be a world first, Britain is considering regulating the use of Automated Lane Keeping Systems (ALKS) on its roads, possibly even on motorways at speeds of up to 70 miles (113 km) per hour. Daimlers Mercedes-Benz has been a pioneer of self-driving technology and is seeking global regulatory approval for its Level 3 Drive Pilot system. ALKS use sensors and software to keep cars within a lane, accelerating and braking without driver input. If the drivers behaviour doesnt change, you have to lock them out of the system, De Vos said.
ALKS is safer than many other vehicle systems.
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ALKS is safer than many other vehicle systems .
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