The new feature utilises real-time traffic from a traffic management centre to help drivers avoid collisions and traffic congestion caused by an accident.
With groundbreaking safety technology to come as standard, Volvo will aim to set a new standard for automotive safety.
Volvo and photographer Martin Schoeller have come together to showcase survivors of car accidents because of Volvo's invention of the three-point seatbelt.
As part of its efforts to provide more value-added services to its customers, MSP Far East now provides affordable and reliable paint and body repair services.
Skoda's all new fourth generation Octavia features a range of brand new advanced safety technologies all set for debut.
The all new Kia Sorento eliminates driver blind spots with its blind spot view mirror displayed on a digital display.
Transport operator ComfortDelGro has bought four Volvo buses fitted with collision warning and automatic emergency braking.
Hyundai has announced the development of a new airbag system that significantly improves airbag performance in multi-collision accidents.
Five vehicles were involved in one of the chain collisions, which saw a car being lifted in the air from behind before landing on top of a black car.
Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan told Parliament yesterday that the driver of the train, which collided with a stationary one, could not have reacted in time.
The Land Transport Authority said that action could still be taken against the parties who were involved in a collision of two MRT trains on 15th Nov.
A negligent SMRT bus driver who caused injury to 14 people when he failed to keep a proper lookout and hit another bus has been fined $2,500.
Commuters travelling between Tuas and Pasir Ris on the East-West Line will not have a smooth journey for a while, due to the fallout from last week's collision.
17 stations on the East-West Line, from Tiong Bahru to Tuas Link, will close earlier on Fridays and Saturdays from 8th to 31st December.
Commuters are relying on alternative modes of transport to get to work in the western end of Singapore following the Joo Koon MRT collision.
Seven more commuters sought treatment yesterday after the train collision at Joo Koon MRT station, bringing the total number of those injured to 36.
Train commuters heading to the western end of Singapore will not be able to use the four stations on the Tuas West Extension until Monday.
A stalled train was hit by another train at Joo Koon yesterday due to a software glitch, resulting in 29 people being injured.
The SMRT train collision on Wednesday morning, which saw 25 passengers injured, was the second such incident in the MRT's 30-year history.
A chain collision involving a van, a taxi, five cars and five motorcycles along PIE caused a massive traffic jam this morning.