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An Aware Pedestrian Safety Course from Terence Morris

Our Aware Pedestrian Crosswalk Education course helps participants to understand Organized Transportation Systems (OTS), Automated/Connected Traffic Systems (ATS), and Crosswalk Intersection Culpability (CIC).

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Uptake Technologies adds Rolls Royce as a customer

By Ben Miller – Staff Reporter, Chicago Business Journal. Dec 4, 2018

Rolls-Royce Holdings plc said it will be using technology from Chicago-based Uptake Technologies to monitor its aircraft engines.

Rolls-Royce, which makes jet airplane engines, said Uptake’s artificial intelligence technology will be used to improve the reliability of its jet engines.

Cadillac Celestiq ultra-luxe electric car revealed: Take a long look
Details are scarce, but the view is impressive

JOHN BELTZ SNYDER
Jul 22nd 2022 at 9:00AM

Field operations for public safety

This four-part webinar series demonstrates how agencies can collect data from the field, communicate with responders, and share appropriate data for decision support and situational awareness. Webinars will be held from April through June 2022.

Webinar Series: Modernizing Field Data Collection

SAFETY: From 2019-2021, there was 1 motorcycle related fatality per week on average on Oklahoma roadways.

Help us do our part to keep the roads safe for everyone by looking twice for motorcyclists! 🏍️ #ItsNotJustAboutYou #DriveSafely pic.twitter.com/Yfe9ztM9hI
— Oklahoma Department of Transportation (@OKDOT) May 26, 2022

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NTSB MWL Webinar: Collision-Avoidance Technologies and Teen Driver Safety

How can collision-avoidance technologies improve the safety of our teen drivers?

Motor vehicle crashes are a leading cause of death for teens. Teen drivers have a disproportionately high rate of fatal crashes, mainly because of their lack of skills and experience. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in 2019, approximately 2,400 teens in the United States aged 13–19 were killed in motor vehicle crashes. This means that approximately 7 teens died every day due to motor vehicle crashes. Collision avoidance technologies like automatic emergency braking (AEB), collision warning, and lane departure prevention can be particularly beneficial for teen drivers.

According to a recent Insurance Institute for Highway Safety study, crash avoidance features and teen-specific vehicle technologies have the potential to prevent or mitigate up to three-quarters of fatal crashes involving teen drivers.

Is It Illegal to Text and Drive in Oklahoma? In Oklahoma, distracted driving in general is prohibited by 47 OK Stat. §47-11-901b, which requires drivers to “devote their full time and attention to such driving.”