Truck technology targets collision avoidance ; Studies show fatalities on heavily traveled highways could be reduced
On May 31, Kris Ruiz, 25, of Palm Coast and his 1- year-old son Jonathan were only minutes from their exit off Interstate 95 when traffic on the busy highway slowed to a stop because of an accident miles ahead. I-95 is one of the most heavily traveled corridors in the United States and also one of the most dangerous. According to law enforcement authorities, it has the…
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