Advanced Driver Assistance Systems
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Fleet industry news 12 Mar 2021LeasePlan UK extends contract with Autoglass
Autoglass has been awarded a two-year extension to its contract with LeasePlan UK.
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Fleet industry news 15 Dec 2020Vehicle safety systems being ‘switched off’ by drivers
New vehicle safety systems, such as autonomous emergency braking, are being switched off by drivers, new research suggests.
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Fleet industry news 30 Nov 2020Crash repair market contracts by more than a quarter
The total market value for UK primary vehicle body repairs has fallen by 26.6% to £3.57 billion in 2020.
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Fleet industry news 29 Oct 2020‘Hands off’ driving technology should be resisted by fleets, says AFP
New technology, which allows drivers to take their hands off the steering wheel, should be avoided by fleets if given the go-ahead by Government.
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Fleet industry news 28 Feb 2020ADAS driver training ‘vital’ for fleets
Company car and van driver training should take account of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) and the risks involved in becoming overreliant on the technology.
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Fleet industry news 25 Jun 2019National Windscreens opens Peterborough training school
National Windscreens has expanded its training school network, with the opening of a new training centre in Peterborough.
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Fleet industry news 20 Jun 2019National Windscreens wins Addison Lee contract
National Windscreens has been awarded the contract for windscreen repair, replacement and ADAS calibration on the 5,000-vehicle fleet run by Addison Lee Group.
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Manufacturer news 12 Jun 2019Hyundai uses artificial intelligence to develop safety systems
Hyundai will use artificial intelligence (AI) to develop the next generation of advanced safety systems.
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Fleet industry news 5 Feb 2019Auto Windscreens conference discusses ADAS safety
Auto Windscreens has again highlighted the importance of correct recalibration of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) to ensure driver safety.
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Manufacturer news 19 Oct 2018More than half of drivers believe cars can already drive themselves
More than half of drivers in the UK believe that it is already possible to purchase a car that can drive itself
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