Some U.S. automakers go slow on automatic emergency braking systems

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. automakers installed automatic emergency braking technology that experts said could prevent thousands of deaths and injuries in just 19 percent of new vehicles sold in the 2017 model year, regulators and safety advocates said on Thursday.

Some U.S. automakers go slow on automatic emergency braking systems
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