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Research indicates that certain features in new cars may actually compromise safety
Category
Interview
Language
English
Author(s)
Dagfinn Moe
Affiliation
SINTEF Community / Mobility
Date
25.02.2024
Year
2024
External resources
https://www.sciencenorway.no/cars-and-traffic-technology/research-indicates-that-certain-features-in-new-cars-may-actually-compromise-safety/2328625
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