According to foreign media reports, Upstream Security and Asgent plan to provide the latest car networking security solutions to Japanese car companies and teams.
On February 26, the Municipal Communications Bureau of Suzhou held a safety production meeting for the city's transportation system. Starting this year, we will promote the implementation of the "three-year plan for the construction of "safe traffic".
Time was fleeting, two days outward bound at the Whampoa Military Academy have ended, but the scenes that our CareDrive team worked together and made every effort to achieve our goals are still vivid.
2017 in April, HaoNai company is honored to become members of the Guangdong Provincial Transportation Association.
Current Active Safety Systems Manufacturers routinely use unique, marketing-friendly names for their various systems. This makes it confusing to know the systems full capabilities. When you are shopping for a new vehicle, make sure to ask what the sa
Why is Distracted Driving a Problem? Distractions take a motorists attention off driving, which can make a driver miss critical events, objects, and cues or abandon control of a vehicle, all potentially leading to a crash. Distracted drivers put not
Although most distractions are avoidable, some distractions are impossible to completely prevent instead they must be managed. Driving requires your full attention. You can take charge of eliminating distractions to focus on the road ahead. Here are
Whats AAAs Position on Distracted Driving Laws? Laws are a critical part of the traffic safety equation to address distracted driving, but not the only component. A comprehensive approach to addressing distracted driving includes not only laws but se
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A survey conducted has revealed the ten biggest driving distractions on the road. While food and drinks remain the biggest distraction for motorists, technology is becoming an increasing presence in cars, with texting and even updating Facebook profi
Eating while driving is the worst form ofdistracted drivingfor a driver! Yet a study of 1,000 drivers done by ExxonMobil found that over 70% of drivers admit to eating while behind the wheel and 83% drink beverages while they drive. A study done by t
