Advanced Automatic Collision Notification Systems Save Lives: Report
Widespread use of advanced automatic collision notification (AACN) systems could prevent 2,129 deaths each year, a 13.2% reduction in U.S. roadway fatalities, said a white paper released Tuesday by Intrado and SBD Automotive. In an SBD survey, 70% of respondents said AACN availability “would influence their next vehicle purchase,” and 94% supported sharing vehicle and occupant data with 911 during emergencies. Also, 84% of respondents were aware of post-crash safety features, “but only a minority have access to AACN today,” the paper said.
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“These findings show a clear expectation from consumers that modern vehicles should play a larger role in keeping occupants safe -- not only before a crash, but in the critical seconds after one occurs,” said Andrew Hart, CEO of SBD Automotive.