Road Safety Policy

Automated vehicle crash reporting is becoming one of the most important road safety topics in 2026. As robotaxis, automated driving systems, and advanced driver-assistance features appear in more cities and vehicles, the public needs more than marketing claims. Drivers, pedestrians, cyclists, regulators, city planners, and crash victims need clear information about when these systems work,… read more »

Automatic crash notification in 2026 is becoming one of the most important road safety technologies because it focuses on what happens after a collision. Many safety tools try to prevent crashes before impact. Automatic crash notification, often called ACN, helps after a crash has already happened by alerting emergency responders and providing crash location information…. read more »

Drowsy driving accidents remain one of the most underestimated traffic safety problems in 2026. Drivers often understand the danger of alcohol, drugs, speeding, and phone use, but many still treat fatigue like a minor inconvenience. That mindset can turn deadly. A tired driver may drift out of a lane, miss a red light, react late… read more »

AI near-miss detection is becoming one of the most important road safety topics in 2026 because it changes how communities think about accident prevention. Traditional safety planning often waits for crashes, injuries, and deaths before officials identify a dangerous location. That approach can reveal serious patterns, but it reacts after people already suffered harm. Predictive… read more »

Pedestrian AEB systems are becoming one of the most important road safety topics in 2026. These systems use cameras, radar, sensors, or a mix of technologies to detect a pedestrian in front of a vehicle. If the driver does not brake in time, the system can warn the driver or apply the brakes automatically. This… read more »