“Built on decades of our real-world safety insight, these innovations represent another step towards our vision of zero collisions,” said Åsa Haglund, head of Volvo Cars Safety Center. “Every time a Volvo car shares safety intelligence, it helps other drivers prepare earlier to avoid accidents and feel safer.”

[Well yes but. Consumers are not happy with fully autonomous safety systems that automatically take control of the vehicle from them, which is likely the next step in Volvo’s case, but isn’t made clear in the Volvo release – AutoCrat. Read AutoInformed.com for a current update: Unobtrusive Technology Favored by New Vehicle Buyers]