Podcasts about automatic braking

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In this episode of Automotive Repair News Today, Braxton Critcher and Justin Allen from Hunter Engineering Company. Justin highlights the importance of staying updated with WinAlign reports, emphasizing the need for recalibrating advanced driver assist systems. He discusses how the technology in vehicles is evolving rapidly, impacting driving habits and safety. Justin also emphasizes the value of in-person software updates to ensure seamless operations, aiming for the best user experience possible. 00:00 Alignment technology evolved for efficiency and recalibration.03:37 Software specs are updated twice yearly to adapt.07:07 Drivers becoming more careless with new technology.10:21 Importance of reading screens for informed decisions.14:01 Car saves life in a potential collision scenario.16:39 In-person updates ensure smooth system operation.

In this episode, hear the latest news from the National Highway Safety Traffic Administration and a mandate for automatic emergency braking in all passenger and light vehicles. Additionally, you'll hear insights from a Lang Marketing survey on consumer preferences between dealers and independent repair shops, noting a competitive narrowing in perceived price gaps.  Thanks to our sponsor AutoFix Auto Shop Coaching! Schedule your free strategy session here: autofixautoshopcoaching.com

Tesla is getting 'absolutely hard core' about layoffs, advanced automatic braking systems will be required by the end of the decade, and Instagram's algorithm overhaul will reward ‘original content' and penalize aggregators. It's Wednesday, May 1st and this is Engadget News. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

- Tesla Cuts Headcount Even More - Hyundai Adds Hybrids to India Expansion - Tough Q1 for EU Automakers - New Rule Makes Auto Braking Standard - More Van Safety Tech Would Have Big Impact - Rivian Opens Its Charging Network to Everyone - EV Charging Almost As Fast As Filling Up - NIO Semi-SSB Launches in June - Porsche Racing Series Switches to eFuel

- Tesla Cuts Headcount Even More - Hyundai Adds Hybrids to India Expansion - Tough Q1 for EU Automakers - New Rule Makes Auto Braking Standard - More Van Safety Tech Would Have Big Impact - Rivian Opens Its Charging Network to Everyone - EV Charging Almost As Fast As Filling Up - NIO Semi-SSB Launches in June - Porsche Racing Series Switches to eFuel

Ep. 1664 “Hottest day ever”…depends on how long “ever” is. Automatic braking. Destroying the good samaritan + “chestfeeding”!   Bob Thorpe joins Jeff and Olivia on a Red Flag Warning day in NAZ but is it the “HOTTEST DAY EVER”? Well that depends on your definition of “ever”. End of the good samaritan? Grocery worker fired for doing the right thing! Not fit to serve…77% of young Americans would not qualify for military service without a waiver due to being overweight, using drugs or having mental and physical health problems. Living in a shed? Jeff and Bob talk accessory dwelling units.  Is the Feds “rule” on automatic braking a good thing? 

Dustin Atwood and Sarah Myers talk about a variety of topics in the automotive industry, including: Dustin and Sarah talk about the recent Cox Health Safety Fair. Dustin gives an update on the Fort & Sunshine store. Lincoln is recalling 142,734 of its MKC crossovers from the 2015 through 2019 model years over a problem that could lead to an under hood fire. Many new cars have automated emergency braking as part of their ADAS driver assistance packages, but now the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is proposing that every new passenger vehicle have AEB tech by 2028. What are your thoughts on AEB? --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/a1custom/message

Dustin Atwood and Sarah Myers talk about a variety of topics in the automotive industry, including: Dustin and Sarah talk about the recent Cox Health Safety Fair. Dustin gives an update on the Fort & Sunshine store. Lincoln is recalling 142,734 of its MKC crossovers from the 2015 through 2019 model years over a problem that could lead to an under hood fire. Many new cars have automated emergency braking as part of their ADAS driver assistance packages, but now the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is proposing that every new passenger vehicle have AEB tech by 2028. What are your thoughts on AEB? --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/a1custom/message

I talk about Porsche's new logo, an Indy Car fan unintentionally gets a new car, the government seeks to mandate automatic braking systems, AND I play your car sounds on this edition of Automotive ADHD!Now On VideoRumble.com/automotiveadhdhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUkSzh2ny2Idb4S3lC0qeYAhttps://www.tiktok.com/@automotiveadhdpodcastSupport the Show!thespeedcouncil.orgSend in Your Car Sounds!facebook.com/automotiveadhd

ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan talks about the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration proposing a rule requiring all new cars and light trucks to have automatic emergency braking systems as standard equipment.

ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan talks about the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration proposing a rule requiring all new cars and light trucks to have automatic emergency braking systems as standard equipment.

The Tesla automatic braking mystery. Los Angeles Times reporter Russ Mitchell joins Princeton's Alain Kornhauser and co-host Fred Fishkin to to explore the questions surrounding automatic emergency braking in Teslas and other cars. The systems have to work before there can be autonomous mobility. Plus GM unveils Ultra Cruise, the 5th annual Princeton Smart Driving Car Summit moves to May and actor William Shatner prepares for liftoff. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/smartdrivingcars/support

LLN (4/20/21) – Among the many trucking issues that could crop up in the next highway bill, new technology is among the largest and most controversial. And among them is automatic emergency braking systems. We’ll have an update on that issue. Also, some problems are unique and require good problem-solving skills to overcome. Others seem to repeat themselves over and over – and those are often the most easily solved. CDL Legal sees a lot of those cross their desks. And Idaho is a few short steps away from quadrupling the money in a program that pays for road work, while Minnesota debates different plans to increase their highway revenue. 0:00 – Newscast. 10:15 – Common trucker legal problems. 25:08 – Idaho and Minnesota road money. 39:59 – Automatic emergency braking systems.

Ron starts this episode with a story about installing HBO Max and how that relates to electric cars and talks about a report stating there will be radar in cars – mandatory – soon to apply brakes whenever it sees something in the path : takes a call on a 2000 Suburban with intermittent ABS and brake warning lights, particularly going over bumps : interviews Steffen Niemietz, Application Engineer for Liqui-Moly about LSPI : takes a listener call with concerns about brake application radar : tells a story about a 16 Chevy Traverse that leaked power steering onto the oxygen sensor and what it will cost to repair the vehicle : and ends this episode with a tech tip from All Data on a Mazda CX7. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

The rise of standard automatic rear braking systems may be good news for lower insurance premiums.

Master Technician, Dean Juliar, answers your car care questions, and more.

According to studies, if automatic braking systems were installed in every vehicle, the number of rear-end crashes would likely be cut in half… which is one major factor behind the decision by dozens of automakers to agree to put automatic braking systems in each of their new cars by year 2022. Within three years of the standard, the IIHS says the systems will prevent an estimated 28,000 crashes – which is great, right? Well, as we move towards this established feature there are some people out there who have some reservations about automatic braking. In fact, the NHTSA is investigating a claim by one woman that her 2018 Nissan Rogue inexplicably slammed on the brakes while she was driving down the highway at 55 mph – coming to a complete stop. Cindy Walsh says the Rogue’s automatic braking has engaged two other times. When she has taken it to the dealership, they said it worked.She told CBS News that’s she’s now too scared to even drive it anymore. NHTSA’s investigation will cover the 2017 and 2018 Rogue after some 850 complaints of false activation of the SUV’s automatic braking – the results of which have reportedly been 14 crashes and five injuries. Jason Levine of the Center for Auto Safety also told CBS that people were beginning to turn the system off, which added to the incentive for these agencies to resolve the matter and “move towards a recall very quickly.”A recent study by the IIHS says the systems are safe, but “there is definitely room for improvement.” Outside of any potential issues with the Rogue, there have been seven recalls relating to automatic braking systems in the past three years. The “phantom braking” problem in the Rogue could add more than a half million to that list.

Harley-Davidsons' Newest Patent, Automatic Braking Systems? Jon "The Eagle," Mark and John, with little public information, discuss the ins and outs of Harley-Davidson's new patent on automatic braking systems. What does this mean for motorcyclists? Do they want the Automatic Brakes? Will this decrease the risk of motorcycling? As always, it's a lively discussion. Thank you for listening. We would certainly appreciate it if you subscribed and or rated this podcast. We love 5 stars, but any rating is appreciated. Thank you for our sponsor, www.WilkinsHarley.Com

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