US safety agency to require automatic emergency braking on new vehicles and set tougher standards
- The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will require new passenger cars and light trucks to include automatic emergency braking within three years.
- The agency wants to improve the braking systems to be more effective at higher speeds and better at avoiding pedestrians.
- The proposed rule is expected to save at least 360 lives and reduce injuries by at least 24,000 annually.
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