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Technologies to wipe out auto accidents
Zodingliani | Aug 2 2006
As much as we adore our four-wheeled machines, yet we cannot help accusing it for claiming thousands of lives. However, as humankind progresses many steps are being taken to reduce such gruesome incidents. You will be glad to know that many carmakers are.
Tags: General Motors, DSRC, Cadillac CTS, Stability-Control System, VW, Tomiji Sugimoto, Honda R&D, Haptic Feedback System, Federal Communications Commission, Jettas, Audi A3, Vehicle-to-Vehicle Communication, Electronics Research Laboratory, Technology, Related : Car Loans

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