driving

F1 drivers get new simulator device

Scientists from six European countries have developed a new computer system so called Drivsco that allows vehicles to learn from the behaviour of their drivers at the wheel.

A new Browse By Voice(TM) application allows speech-enabled access to the Internet for tasks such as local search and general web surfing in the vehicle.

The Western Transportation Institute at Montana State University is now home to one of the largest and most sophisticated motion-based driving simulators in the world

UK drivers face the prospect of mandatory speed limiters, after a government trial into the technology was apparently a success.

Leading sat nav manufacturer TomTom has published the results of a safety study this week, which claims to prove the positive influence of satellite navigation devices on driving and traffic safety.