Our mission is to provide a deep and structured insight into the field of insurance telematics and other related topics like eCall, road charging, UBI (Usage Based Insurance), PAYD (pay as you drive) or PPU (pay per use). Our platform offers public and industrial information as well as a calendar for upcoming events. You will be excited about the various services we are going to add shortly. Companies, institutions and authorities are invited to register and add their information.
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25 Apr 2012
Distracted driving kills an estimated 3,000 people yearly in the United States, triggering calls for bans on one of the causes, mobile phone use in vehicles. In response, the wireless industry is ramping up its anti-distraction efforts. Now, AT&T Labs is contributing with a vibrating steering wheel that promises to deliver navigation information to drivers more safely than on-screen instructions or turn-by-turn GPS commands.
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20 Apr 2012
Continental has provided the second generation head-up display for the new BMW 3 Series. The head-up display shows relevant information such as speed, navigation and infotainment data, as well as warnings in the driver's direct field of vision.
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24 Apr 2012
As recently reported by BBC, the Institution of Mechanical Engineers said that all buses and trucks in the UK will be fitted with the latest in collision-avoidance technology. The group pointed out that such devices could save thousands of lives, especially when including automated emergency response systems (eCall).
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11 Apr 2012
The European Emergency Number Association (EENA) released today the first public version of the Next Generation 112 Long Term Definition standard ("NG112 LTD"). To ensure global interoperability, EENA has re-used existing standards as much as possible. In particular, the work from the National Emergency Number Association (NENA)(1) has been adapted to European Public Safety Answering Points. The NG112 LTD document defines a long-term architecture for European Emergency Services and remains voluntarily close to NENA i3 standard(2).
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