Technology
Government Buses to Deploy Advanced ADAS Technology to Prevent Accidents
The transport department announced the rollout of cutting‑edge Advanced Driver Assistance Systems in state‑run buses to curb road accidents.
The transport department has approved the installation of advanced Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) technology in government‑operated buses. The move aims to reduce the incidence of road accidents involving public transport by providing real‑time driver support.
ADAS equips vehicles with sensors and software that can detect potential collisions, issue lane‑departure warnings and assist with braking when hazards are identified. By integrating these features into the bus fleet, authorities expect to enhance safety for passengers and other road users.
The rollout will begin with a pilot phase, after which the system is slated for wider deployment across the entire government bus network. Officials indicated that the technology represents a significant step toward modernising public transport safety standards.
ADAS equips vehicles with sensors and software that can detect potential collisions, issue lane‑departure warnings and assist with braking when hazards are identified. By integrating these features into the bus fleet, authorities expect to enhance safety for passengers and other road users.
The rollout will begin with a pilot phase, after which the system is slated for wider deployment across the entire government bus network. Officials indicated that the technology represents a significant step toward modernising public transport safety standards.