DRIVER SLEEPINESS
April 1st, 2004
BY MONICA DOBIENEW technology preventing drowsy drivers from crashing will be included in all Volvo cars and SUVs by the end of the decade, company officials have told the New York auto show.The warnings include a vibrating steering wheel, the sound of a car driving over rumble strips being played to the driver and a visual warning being projected onto the windshield. Another more complex system under development would automatically steer the vehicle in place if it veered off the road.Meanwhile, Luxury car-maker, Infiniti announced it will it will offer ...
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