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Lane keeping assistance systems can make minor steering corrections if the vehicle detects an imminent lane departure without the use of a turn signal.
Evaluate the safety potential of the of Adaptive Driver Assistance (ADA) systems and assess driver behavior associated with these technologies(23 October 2006)
Ensure that ITS field operations tests use technologies and applications that are proven to be deployment ready.(26 September 2003)
Driver Assistance vehicle technologies have potential to prevent 1.6 million crashes per year.(02/01/2019)
Electronic Stability Control (ESC) saved an estimated 1,144 lives among passenger vehicle occupants in 2012.(06/01/2014)
Driver Assist System improves bus operations, with bus speeds increasing by 3.5 miles per hour.(March 2013)
Drivers recommend use of Integrated Vehicle-Based Safety Systems, but price remains a factor. (June 2011)
Electronic Stability Control (ESC) systems can reduce the risk of fatal crashes by 33 percent.(May 2010)
CO2 emissions can be reduced up to 15 percent using in-vehicle performance monitoring systems for Eco-Driver Coaching.(September 16, 2009)
Minnesota's Driver Assist System (DAS) for shoulder running buses cost $5.3 million to install and $106K annually to operate(January 4, 2013)
Cost of Driver Assistance packages that include Vision-Based Lane Departure Warning Systems range from $295 to $2800.(December 2009)
Cost of DGPS Lane Departure Warning Systems estimated between $500 and $1,000 after 20 years on the market.(December 2009)
Driver assist and automation systems can substantially increase the cost of a new bus.(2007)
In-Vehicle Vision-Based Lane Departure Warning System (Volvo) - Capital cost/unit - $1350(December 2009)
In-Vehicle Vision-Based Lane Departure Warning System (Cadillac) - Capital cost/unit - $1350(December 2009)
In-Vehicle Vision-Based Lane Departure Warning System (Infinity) - Capital cost/unit - $1350(December 2009)
In-Vehicle Vision-Based Lane Departure Warning System (BMW) - Capital cost/unit - $1350(December 2009)
Lane keeping system - Capital cost/unit - $343.95(September 16, 2009)
On-board GPS lane-keeping assistance system - Capital cost/unit - $20000 - O&M cost/unit - $800(February 2009)
On-board machine vision lane-keeping system - Capital cost/unit - $20000 - O&M cost/unit - $800(February 2009)
On-board magnetometer for lane-keeping assistance - Capital cost/unit - $20000 - O&M cost/unit - $800(February 2009)
On-board GPS lane-keeping assitance system - Capital cost/unit - $20000 - O&M cost/unit - $800(February 2009)