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 Honda’s latest ride features technology that can detect if you are going to get into an accident.  Honda Motor Co. unveiled an automatic braking system that monitors objects in front of the car using radar, warns the driver when it detects the risk of a crash, and automatically applies the brakes if it judges that the car may have trouble avoiding an object. The Collision Mitigation Brake System (CMS), a world first, also automatically tightens seatbelts just before a collision. Honda has fitted it to its new top-of-the-range sedan, the Inspire, which went on sale in June. The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport has taken the lead in encouraging domestic carmakers to develop advanced safety vehicles (ASVs), and some of these are now approaching the stage where they are ready for practical use. Automakers are looking to develop and commercialize a wide range of safety systems to reduce road risks.
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