Pedestrian automatic emergency braking systems have improved at detecting walkers at night. It's important, as more than 75 % of pedestrian fatalities occur after dark.
Tanya Mohn is a regular contributor at The New York Times and has reported for Forbes since 2011. Based in New York, she focuses on road safety, sustainable transport, and cycling, covering a range of topics including consumer issues and urban design. Her work has been featured in outlets such as Zag Daily, VOA, Environmental Health News, and The Seattle Times.













