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IN EVERY ISSUECRCR has been a strong advocate for the auto safety feature known as automatic emergency braking, or AEB. To incentivize automakers, we've been awarding points in our ratings to vehicles that offer this lifesaving feature standard with pedestrian detection. And over the past year, we've urged the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to require it on all new cars and light trucks—and gathered 24,000-plus consumer signatures in support. In April, NHTSA revealed its rule: New passenger vehicles must have AEB with pedestrian detection by September 2029. [Extracted from the article] |
