The Commission has published a long awaited report with a list of over 50 specific vehicle safety features that have the most potential to improve vehicle safety, and thus road safety, in the EU.
The Commission has published a long awaited report with a list of over 50 specific vehicle safety features that have the most potential to improve vehicle safety, and thus road safety, in the EU.
Both the General Safety Regulation (EC) 661/2009 on vehicle safety and the Pedestrian Safety Regulation (EC) 78/2009 on the protection of vulnerable road users in a collision require the Commission to monitor technical developments in enhanced passive safety requirements and consider possible inclusion of new safety features and enhanced active safety technologies.
The Commission has published a long awaited report with a list of over 50 specific vehicle safety features that have the most potential to improve vehicle safety, and thus road safety, in the EU.
Both the General Safety Regulation (EC) 661/2009 on vehicle safety and the Pedestrian Safety Regulation (EC) 78/2009 on the protection of vulnerable road users in a collision require the Commission to monitor technical developments in enhanced passive safety requirements and consider possible inclusion of new safety features and enhanced active safety technologies.
