Audi C-V2X technology is designed to reduce accidents with cyclists

Audi presented its new C-V2X technology designed to reduce accidents with cyclists and also improve road safety.

New C-V2X technology is designed to reduce potential collisions between cars and cyclists, with proximity warnings, cross-traffic alerts and more.

Audi recently hosted demonstrations of Connected Vehicle to Everything (C-V2X) technology in Oceanside, California. Demonstrations showcased a variety of C-V2X use cases that offer the potential to reduce the likelihood of collisions between vehicles and cyclists.

C-V2X is the use of cellular communication technology between a vehicle and its environment; including road users, traffic elements or other vehicles. These can be traffic lights, crosswalks, traffic signs, school buses, construction workers, etc. Using this technology, the display in the cockpit of an Audi vehicle can inform drivers when they need to be aware of a particular situation and adapt their driving accordingly. This technology can allow drivers to recognize dangerous situations much sooner than if they were driving without these prompts.

You can find more details about the new Audi C-V2X technology at the link below, it will be interesting to see how the technology is developed and if it can be used in future vehicles to reduce accidents.< /p>

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