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University of Windsor Data Reveals How Drivers Use Automated Driving Systems

20 Jan 2023 | Abstracted from CTV News

"Researchers noticed when drivers use the autonomous features, they became more distracted...they're not told directly, but they're sort of given the sense that these vehicles may be capable to do more than they're supposed to...more education is needed as autonomous vehicles become more commonplace.

"The more advanced these vehicles become...more important to help drivers better understand how to use this technology."

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