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Australian Vehicle-to-vehicle Technology Gets US Tick

Driver error remains a key factor in road death and trauma. But what if the cars we drive ‘talked’ to each other, were aware when the other was near and, more importantly, when approaching on a collision course? This active safety tech


Driver error remains a key factor in road death and trauma. But what if the cars we drive ‘talked’ to each other, were aware when the other was near and, more importantly, when approaching on a collision course?

This active safety technology is closer than you think; in fact it’s here.

More to the point, the US Government’s Department of Transportation has announced that it wants to speed up the introduction of vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) communication in light vehicles.

And that is good news for Australian technology company Cohda Wireless.

The South Australian-based operation has been the key provider of the intelligent V2V wireless devices used in a Michigan USA Safety Pilot Model Deployment Study, begun in 2012.

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