Category Archives: connected cars
Pay As You Drive Car Insurance – A Big Disruptor?
I have written several posts in the past, suggesting that PAYD insurance will become popular in the future, but acknowledging that most traditional car insurance companies won’t like it. Shareholders will hate the concept, because the customers who have the … Continue reading
Posted in car accidents, car crash, car insurance, car security, Car Technology, Car theft, car tracker, car tracking, cars, Catch Crooks with GPS, cheap gps, commuting, connected cars, Coronavirus, Corvid19, Crash, Crime Prevention, Customers, disruptive model, driver behavior, driving, find car, Fleet Management, GPS Tracker, GPS Tracking, Innovation, insurance risk, New Zealand, Pandemic, safer driving, safer journeys, taxi, taxi industry, Telecommuting
Tagged car insurance, PAYD, Vehicle tracking system
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Why I think an Autonomous Vehicle Won’t Be Able to Reliably Guess Where a Pedestrian Will Go
In 2016, Volvo ‘promised’ that we would have ‘Deathproof Cars’ by 2020. That’s next year! You may also recall that about this time last year, an Autonomous Uber Volvo crashed and killed a pedestrian. According to the NTSB the car … Continue reading
Posted in accidents, Artificial intelligence, Autonomous cars, Autonomous Trucks, Car 2 car, car accidents, car crash, car insurance, car safety, Car Technology, Communications, Concept Car, connected cars, distracted pedestrians, DistractedDriving, Driverless car, Driverless Cars, driverless vehicles, driving, future car, Futurist, insurance, insurance risk, Intelligence, Intelligent Transport Systems, IoT, ITS, LiDAR, Motoring, People, people tracking, safer driving, safer journeys, safety, Smart Car, Smart Cars, Smart City, the future, traffic design, Transport, truck safety, uber
Tagged ACC, Alpha Male, Autonomous car, autonomous car crash, Autonomous cars, car insurance, Dan Ariely, Deathproof cars, distracted driving, distracted pedestrians, distraction with headphones, driverless car insurance, how people walk, Marc Hoag, NTSB, pedestrians, people bump into each other, predicting pedestrians, silly walk, Uber, Uber crash, Volvo, volvo crash, what side of the footpath to walk on, what side of the sidewalk to walk on
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Mobility as a Service
Most mornings as I ignore my car navigation directions and go to work the fast way, I drive past the same yachts in a marina, which are mostly all there in the middle of summer and on the weekends too … Continue reading
Posted in Best GPS, Best Practice GPS, Big Data, Bus Apps, Car Technology, car tracking, carpool, cars, congestion, connected cars, driving, driving app, future car, Future Technology, GPS Car Nav, GPS Problems, GPS Test, IoT, ITS, Maas, mobile travel apps, Mobility as a Service, nav apps, Nav Maps
Tagged disruptive technology, ITS, Maas, Mobility as a Service, Smart City
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