Growing truck fleets with no increased street infrastructure leads to potentially more greenhouse gas emissions.
For fleets, a vehicle that parks without human intervention could efficiently automate the return and docking process
The increasing integration of mobility apps with OEM software continues as driver requirements and expectations force greater acceleration of interoperability between service providers and car manufacturers. BMW has just announced that it is offering an in-car parking payment solution for 150,000 of its vehicles in the UK that will allow drivers cashless parking transactions.
However, a new AAA survey also reveals that drivers today become much more trusting of semi-autonomous technology after using it.
Nissan has developed the so-called Intelligent Parking Chair that uses its intelligent park assist technology to automatically move into a set position, the company announced.
As automakers increasingly integrate self-parking features into new vehicles, drivers say they're not ready to give up control, according to a recent survey from AAA. The tests also showed that self-parking systems recorded 81 percent fewer curb strikes.
The 2015 Ford Edge is one of the most high-tech models sold by Ford, with a host of features such as adaptive cruise control, collision warning; a 180-degree front camera system with a washer, lane departure warning, and lane keeping assist.
The technology aids drivers with parallel and perpendicular parking – a common source of fleet-related collisions.
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