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Motorists want to be supported by tech, not nagged, according to new survey

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Eighty-eight percent of respondents viewed parking sensors favorably, according to the findings, while blind-spot cameras (83 percent) and rear cross-traffic alerts with automated emergency braking (80 percent) also received high satisfaction marks. (FORD)
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April 10, 2025 10:00 AM

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