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Modern trucks are being fitted with advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and an array of other technologies that aim to prevent a truck from crashing. Vehicles might technically be safer than ever, but calls for…

The global pandemic has reconfigured the competitive landscape for a myriad of businesses worldwide. Road freight is no exception, but there is another dynamic at play impacting freight companies. The arrival of a new…

Automakers are no strangers to active safety systems, with various electronic devices already able to regulate throttle, braking, steering and suspension to ensure traction and stability while driving. The next stage…

A lawsuit that has rumbled on for two years has resulted in one supplier being banned from making and selling electric vehicle (EV) batteries in the US for ten years. The case involves LG Chem and SK Innovation, both…

Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) are becoming more common in everyday vehicles. But are consumers using them, and more importantly, do they understand their limitations? There are many ADAS features available…

COVID-19 has had a significant impact on transport. But even now, people still need to get around and demand will surge when economies reopen. The priorities? Ensuring people can get from A to B safely, comfortably and as…

2020 saw the government issue a raft of policies in support of the UK’s low-carbon transition, with the electrification of transport being fundamental to this green shift. One of the most headline grabbing developments was the move…

Start-ups are flooding the automotive sector, and it has never been easier for retail investors—members of the public with cash to spare—to grab a slice of the action. Corporate investors including automakers, large…

The world is at an inflection point. The COVID-19 crisis is expected to catalyse a generational reset; the global pandemic is poised to rewrite global leaderboards in industrial capacity, international trade, geopolitical standing,…

The safety of new vehicles has long been a problem in Brazil, with zero-star ratings common even among popular models. Fault is directed not only at automakers for not offering more safety equipment voluntarily, but…