Study: Driver-assist systems cut rear-end crashes by 49%

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VW ID.4 - IIHS crash-testing, September 2021
Safety technology such as automatic emergency braking has proven effective in cutting in half the number of rear-end collisions, and significantly reducing the number of serious injuries caused by the most common type of crash on American roadways, according to a sweeping new study released Tuesday. The study, produced in partnership with the U.S...

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