Monthly Archives: August 2025

FMCSA data shows that nearly 30 percent of injury crashes involving large trucks are rear-end collisions. Many of these can be avoided with Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) that detect risks early, either alerting the driver to take action or automatically applying the brakes to help prevent a crash.

To help improve road and driver safety, the FMCSA has finalized a rule requiring Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) on new heavy-duty vehicles starting in 2027. Technologies like blind spot monitoring , 360° cameras , and AI-integrated tools are also being seen as practical ways to reduce risk...

Blind spots, especially when driving large commercial vehicles, can be difficult for any driver to manage. Mirrors and backup cameras help improve visibility but still don’t eliminate the risk of back-up incidents. NHTSA data shows that back-up incidents lead to an average of 263 fatalities and more than 10,000 injuries every year in the U.S., mostly in parking lots, loading zones and other non-traffic areas.

A 360° bird's-eye view camera system removes blind spots and allows drivers to see the area all the way around the vehicle in real time. This reduces the risk of back-up collisions and helps...