Pedestrian AEB: Don’t Over-Rely on It at Night or High Speeds
News ServicePedestrian automatic emergency braking (AEB) could help reduce the rate of pedestrian collisions, but it cannot replace a driver’s attention. Detecting a pedestrian and subsequent braking may become more difficult in poor visibility, at high speeds, and during turns. What the Study Found About Pedestrian AEB Pedestrian AEB systems can reduce collisions involving a pedestrian in front of a moving car by automatically applying the brakes. A recent study reported an association between pedestrian AEB and an average decrease in pedestrian crashes of 25-30%. The researchers concluded that the results were highly dependent on driving conditions. It is crucial to
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