Blog: Connected cars are making roads safer
Beyond futuristic gadgets, connected cars feature technology that can help avoid collisions and detect other hazards.
As Road Safety Week launches, the role autonomous vehicles can play in dramatically improving road safety will no doubt be in the headlines. And why not? They offer a genuine and perfectly feasible
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