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Latest Euro NCAP gradings show Nissan and Volkswagen are bringing high-performance Assisted Driving to the mainstream

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Published: Wednesday, 11 May 2022 10:30
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Latest Euro NCAP gradings show Nissan and Volkswagen are bringing high-performance Assisted Driving to the mainstream
  • Nissan Qashqai and VW ID.5 achieve ‘very good’ ratings in latest Euro NCAP Assisted Driving gradings
  • Polestar 2 upgrades its Pilot Assist system via an Over-the-Air update to improve its steering support, which takes its rating from ‘moderate’ to ‘good’
  • Entry’ rating for the Jaguar I-Pace which delivers the essentials for assisted driving but lacks more advanced features
  • Thatcham Research encourages drivers to reap safety and comfort benefits of ‘driver assist’ systems

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Moshon Data boss calls on UK government to commit to best practice in vehicle and road safety

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Published: Monday, 04 April 2022 15:11
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Published by Rhys Taylor-Brown

Having left the European Union, the UK no longer signs up automatically to the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe Regulations on vehicle safety. With the introduction of a new set of global safety regulations to come in July 2022, Steve Boyle the managing director of Moshon Data, joins a number of voices from industry urging government to commit to the new standards for a multitude of reasons.

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Mercedes-Benz to accept liability for accidents when Automated Driving System engaged

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Published: Friday, 25 March 2022 08:24
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The Mercedes-Benz 'Drive Pilot' system will enable drivers to remove their hands from the wheel and let the car take control
PRESS RELEASE - 24 MARCH 2022

Mercedes-Benz has announced that it will accept legal responsibility for collisions that occur in cars fitted with an ‘L3’ Automated Lane Keeping System, when directly caused by a fault with its technology but not when the driver has "failed to comply with their duty of care". 

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