Mandatory in-car technology 'letting down drivers' as dangerous mistakes prompt new safety rules

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Mandatory in-car technology 'letting down drivers' as dangerous mistakes prompt new safety rules

New cars fitted with mandatory speed assistance technology are failing motorists in everyday driving, according to new research from Thatcham Research. The automotive safety organisation found that Intelligent Speed Assist (ISA) systems, which became compulsory on all new cars sold in the UK and EU from July 2024, are passing official approval tests despite making mistakes on real roads. The system uses cameras an…