Automotive safety technologies: Seat belt, Airbag, Anti-lock braking system, Headlamp, Electronic stability control, Breathalyzer

Chapters: Seat belt, Airbag, Anti-lock braking system, Headlamp, Electronic stability control, Breathalyzer, Tire-pressure monitoring system, Hydropneumatic suspension, Intelligent speed adaptation, Mitsubishi AWC, Safety car, Infant car seat, Wheel speed sensor, Continuous transdermal alcohol monitoring, Precrash system, Mobileye, OnStar, HANS device, Automatic seat belts, Mitsubishi RISE, Mitsubishi S-AWC, Crumple zone, Lane departure warning system, Driver visibility, Automotive night vision, Autonomous cruise control system, Bumper, Windshield, Traction control system, Pedestrian safety through vehicle design, Intelligent vehicle technologies, Aurora, DIRAVI, Safety Connect, Lexus Link, Snow chains, Intelligent Car Initiative, Collision avoidance system, Adaptive highbeam, Child safety lock, Roll over protection structure, Electronic brakeforce distribution, Enhanced Traction System, Pillar, ESafety, Brake Assist, Backup camera, Automatic headlight dimmer, Parking sensors, Frontal Protection System, BMW Assist, Active Yaw Control, Hill-holder, Driver Monitoring System, Deer horn, Headrest, Drop Stop, Motorcycle headlamp modulator, Active Rollover Protection, Procon-ten, Advanced Automatic Collision Notification, StabiliTrak, Roll cage, WHIPS, Emergency Brake Assist, Back-up collision, Traffic sign recognition, Active Safety, Blind spot monitor, Cornering Brake Control, Side Impact Protection System, Advanced driver assistance systems, Passive safety device, Inertial seatbelt release, Advanced Brake Warning, Proportioning valve, Loose wheel nut indicator, Non-glaring headlamp, Hutchens device, Blind Spot Information System, Driver drowsiness detection, POLAR III, R3 device, BS 857, Vehicle safety technology, Seat Indication Point,. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 140. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt:...http://booksllc.net/?id=418780