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Anti-Lock Braking System Mandatory For All 2-Wheelers Manufactured After Jan 2026
The transport ministry has made the anti-lock braking system mandatory for all new two-wheelers manufactured after January next year, irrespective of engine capacity, to enhance riders' safety.
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Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)- Main Components And Advantages
The introduction of ABS has aided in the defeat of braking risk and reduced the chances of road accidents by preventing the wheels from locking up. It also aids in maintaining a firm grip on the road.
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Brembo Eyes Startup Deals As Software Takes Bigger Role In Brakes
The company presented 'Sensify', a pioneering braking system that can operate independently on each of a vehicle's four wheels.
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Harley-Davidson Patents Showcase Emergency Automated Braking System
Patents filed by Harley-Davidson show a new kind of emergency automated braking system that could be developed for future models.
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Brembo Acquires Danish Brake Brand SBS Friction
Brembo will take 100 per cent ownership of SBS Friction A/S, which makes the SBS line of brake pads for motorcycles.
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Hyundai Mobis Develops New Brake System For Autonomous Cars
The company announced that it had succeeded in developing the 'redundancy brake system' in which the emergency brake system is activated by itself even if the brakes do not work normally due to failure of electrical devices or external shock.
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40 Countries Barring India, US & China Agree To Have Automatic Braking On New Cars
Forty countries led by Japan and the European Union have agreed to have automated braking systems as standard on new cars and light commercial vehicles as soon as next year. The countries adopting the new safety regulations do not the US, China and India though. The regulation will require all new vehicles sold to come equipped with the automated e...
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Suzuki Access 125 CBS Drum Brake Variant Launched In India; Priced At Rs. 56,667
The Suzuki Access 125 has received a new entry-level variant equipped with Combined Braking System (CBS) and drum brakes. The new Suzuki Access 125 CBS drum brake version is priced at Rs. 56,667 (ex-showroom, Delhi), which makes it about Rs. 690 more expensive than the non-CBS version. The safety feature, which aids in more effective braking will s...
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Global NCAP Pushes For ABS On All Two-Wheelers In India
The Global NCAP (New Car Assessment Program) says that ABS should be made mandatory on all two-wheelers irrespective of displacement and size.
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Indian Cars To Get Safer, Electronic Stability Control To Become Mandatory Soon
Speaking at the Global NCAP's Stop The Crash event at BIC, Abhay Damle, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Road Transport & Highways said that India will have ESC and autonomous braking as mandatory features by 2023.
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Continental India Inaugurates New R&D Facility
Continental also operates a full-fledged R&D centre, called the Continental Technical Centre India (TCI) in Bengaluru, catering to Continental's entire automotive business globally.
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Harley-Davidson Developing Emergency Autonomous Braking System
Close on the heels of announcing several new models for 2020, Harley-Davidson has also filed a patent application for a rider assist system offering emergency autonomous braking.
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Automakers Diverge On How Fast To Deploy Automatic Braking
Regulators say automatic braking systems could prevent thousands of deaths and injuries every year.
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TVS Introduces Sync Brake System On Jupiter And Wego Scooters
TVS Motor Company has introduced its new combined braking system called 'Sync Brake System' on the TVS Jupiter and Wego automatic scooters. The Sync Brake System, or SBS, works with the front and rear brakes, applying them together in quick succession.
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Bosch Working on Affordable Safety Features for India
India's track record has not been good when it comes to road safety. 1.4 million people die every year due to road accidents and the number is increasing as the days pass. Safety of the occupants and pedestrians cannot be taken lightly and even car manufacturers have started to realise that.
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Anti-Lock Braking System Mandatory For All 2-Wheelers Manufactured After Jan 2026
The transport ministry has made the anti-lock braking system mandatory for all new two-wheelers manufactured after January next year, irrespective of engine capacity, to enhance riders' safety.
-
Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)- Main Components And Advantages
The introduction of ABS has aided in the defeat of braking risk and reduced the chances of road accidents by preventing the wheels from locking up. It also aids in maintaining a firm grip on the road.
-
Brembo Eyes Startup Deals As Software Takes Bigger Role In Brakes
The company presented 'Sensify', a pioneering braking system that can operate independently on each of a vehicle's four wheels.
-
Harley-Davidson Patents Showcase Emergency Automated Braking System
Patents filed by Harley-Davidson show a new kind of emergency automated braking system that could be developed for future models.
-
Brembo Acquires Danish Brake Brand SBS Friction
Brembo will take 100 per cent ownership of SBS Friction A/S, which makes the SBS line of brake pads for motorcycles.
-
Hyundai Mobis Develops New Brake System For Autonomous Cars
The company announced that it had succeeded in developing the 'redundancy brake system' in which the emergency brake system is activated by itself even if the brakes do not work normally due to failure of electrical devices or external shock.
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40 Countries Barring India, US & China Agree To Have Automatic Braking On New Cars
Forty countries led by Japan and the European Union have agreed to have automated braking systems as standard on new cars and light commercial vehicles as soon as next year. The countries adopting the new safety regulations do not the US, China and India though. The regulation will require all new vehicles sold to come equipped with the automated e...
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Suzuki Access 125 CBS Drum Brake Variant Launched In India; Priced At Rs. 56,667
The Suzuki Access 125 has received a new entry-level variant equipped with Combined Braking System (CBS) and drum brakes. The new Suzuki Access 125 CBS drum brake version is priced at Rs. 56,667 (ex-showroom, Delhi), which makes it about Rs. 690 more expensive than the non-CBS version. The safety feature, which aids in more effective braking will s...
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Global NCAP Pushes For ABS On All Two-Wheelers In India
The Global NCAP (New Car Assessment Program) says that ABS should be made mandatory on all two-wheelers irrespective of displacement and size.
-
Indian Cars To Get Safer, Electronic Stability Control To Become Mandatory Soon
Speaking at the Global NCAP's Stop The Crash event at BIC, Abhay Damle, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Road Transport & Highways said that India will have ESC and autonomous braking as mandatory features by 2023.
-
Continental India Inaugurates New R&D Facility
Continental also operates a full-fledged R&D centre, called the Continental Technical Centre India (TCI) in Bengaluru, catering to Continental's entire automotive business globally.
-
Harley-Davidson Developing Emergency Autonomous Braking System
Close on the heels of announcing several new models for 2020, Harley-Davidson has also filed a patent application for a rider assist system offering emergency autonomous braking.
-
Automakers Diverge On How Fast To Deploy Automatic Braking
Regulators say automatic braking systems could prevent thousands of deaths and injuries every year.
-
TVS Introduces Sync Brake System On Jupiter And Wego Scooters
TVS Motor Company has introduced its new combined braking system called 'Sync Brake System' on the TVS Jupiter and Wego automatic scooters. The Sync Brake System, or SBS, works with the front and rear brakes, applying them together in quick succession.
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Bosch Working on Affordable Safety Features for India
India's track record has not been good when it comes to road safety. 1.4 million people die every year due to road accidents and the number is increasing as the days pass. Safety of the occupants and pedestrians cannot be taken lightly and even car manufacturers have started to realise that.
