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The Tesla Model 3's Autopilot scored just 36 when assessed on its ability to maintain a driver's focus on the road. In contrast, the Mercedes GLE's system, which had the highest overall score of 174 and received the top rating of 'very good', received a score of 85 for driver engagement. The European New Car Assessment Program (NCAP), which worked with UK insurance group Thatcham Research, called the assessments the first consumer ratings specifically focused on driver assistance systems - technology that automates some tasks, including acceleration, braking and steering support....
Route optimization, though sometimes neglected, can be extremely valuable to any busy fleet. Whether you deliver products or services, optimizing routes can help drivers complete tasks faster and more accurately, cut fleet costs, save time and improve customer service. ...
Identifying the type of battery is the first step to addressing battery problems effectively. One of the most common service mistakes is using the incorrect method of charging for the battery type. ...
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Shares in Bayer plunged 11% after it flagged that adjusted profit may slip next year and it may have to write down the value of agriculture assets by close to 10 billion euros ($11.7 billion). Bayer, which acquired seed maker Monsanto in 2018, said late on Wednesday that the impact of the coronavirus on the agriculture business will be more severe than originally expected because of competition in soy, lower biofuel demand and negative currency effects. The company now expects 2021 sales to come in at around the 2020 levels, with 2021 core earnings per share slightly below 2020 levels, based on constant exchange rates....
Dow component Boeing jumped 2.38 in extended-hours trading Wednesday after the FAA chief gave a nod of endorsement to the 737 MAX that has remained grounded since March 2018....
The United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention late Wednesday extended its "No Sail" order till the end of October, prohibiting cruise ships with 250-plus passenger capacity to operate on U.S. waters.What Happened: The official CDC declaration followed an Axios report that President Donald Trump's administration overruled the agency in a meeting earlier this week on extending the ban to mid-February.The White House only agreed to extend the cruise sail ban until October-end. According to Axios, the move may be politically motivated, as the cruise industry has a major presence in Florida, a crucial swing state in the upcoming presidential election.Cruise ships have remained docked since the pandemic took hold earlier this year under past CDC orders.The April-September surveillance data recorded 41 deaths in addition to approximately 3,689 potential COVID-19 cases on cruises. The CDC noted that this data is not exhaustive and the figures could have been underestimated.Why Does...
