US EditionBrake lights at the front of cars could help prevent crashes, study finds
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Brake lights were first introduced in 1915 and third brake lights have been mandatory in Malaysia since 1995 to improve road safety. Brake lights...
An additional brake light on the vehicle front could provide more safety: A study now shows that this additional brake light would have prevented up to 17 percent of the collisions investigated.
Brake lights at the front of cars could help prevent crashes, study finds
A new study suggests that putting brake lights on the front of cars could help prevent road accidents and make driving safer for everyone. While brake lights on the back of vehicles are standard, the idea of front brake lights has been discussed for years but never adopted by car makers. Now, researchers from Graz […] The post Brake lights at the front of cars could help prevent crashes, study finds appeared first on Knowridge Science Report.
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