National Highways – Better Driving
NH monitors driver behaviour through in-vehicle telemetry, and Martin is currently determining new parameters for recording exception events. However, since the introduction of the first hybrid vehicles in 2019, he has observed a pattern of improvement which he believes is inspired by the new drivelines. “Harsh braking, harsh acceleration and speeding have all diminished substantially,” he says. The vehicles are also kitted out with high-end safety equipment including radar guided cruise control, autonomous emergency braking systems, side impact protection and collapsible steering wheels. “We’ve chosen Volvos and BMWs, which are designed with safety as the number one priority, much like National Highways.”
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