BMW will expand the use of event-based image and sensor data from customer vehicles in Europe to improve driver assistance and active safety functions.
Volvo's new Safety Coach app uses driving data to encourage safer habits, while opening the door to insurance rewards for careful motorists.
Hyundai has released a new campaign film showcasing the Ioniq 5 robotaxi successfully completing a series of tests to get its own driver's license.
The Subaru Forester with Subaru's state-of-the-art Driver Monitoring System is now available in Singapore, only at Motor Image.
In December 1980, the W126 Mercedes-Benz S-Class was launched with seat belt tensioners and driver's airbag, revolutionary technology for the era.
Honda has gained approval for a Level 3 automated driving system after receiving the required type designation in Japan.
Volvo is encouraging the use of technology to better support drivers, protect them and to reduce their distractions out on the road.
Lamborghini presents the limited-edition track-only Essenza SCV12 hypercar, with only 40 units developed by Lamborghini Squadra Corse.
Polestar 2 will match electric performance with high levels of safety as safety is of paramount for the Volvo subsidiary.
The fourth generation of Skoda's global bestseller has achieved a maximum five-star test score in the Euro NCAP safety performance assessment programme.
Volvo Cars is not just launching its first fully electric car, but in true Volvo tradition, is also introducing one of the safest cars on the road.
Honda has released a video on the Designated Texter, a social media campaign aimed at reminding drivers about the importance of not texting while driving.
To push the development of self-driving technology here further, the Land Transport Authority has installed equipment aimed at supporting and monitoring.
Israeli-designed Mobileye, an advanced driver assistance system, will be mounted at the front of SBS buses and alert drivers through a dashboard display unit.
The Public Transport Tripartite Committee outlined steps to safeguard the job security of bus drivers in the new contracting model.
LTA has announced that it would review guidelines and standards for large buses to see if it can help drivers to observe blind spots better.
Traffic police launch the 2014 Singapore Road Safety campaign at Shangri-La hotel yesterday - with primary focus aimed at young children.
With increasing rate of accidents and doubling insurance premiums, transport association is encouraging bus drivers to take safety driving lessons.
The Orchard Road Business Association will avoid using colours - green, red and gold - as they are similar with colours on traffic lights.
In a small city like Singapore, the stress of urban driving is heightened by constant rush-hour traffic, ever present speed limits and tight space manoeuvre.