Honda's main safety feature generates warnings to both vehicles as they are approaching each other by delivering continuous positioning data over the GPS network.
Honda says the Vehicle2Vehicle (V2V) system will work with its vehicles and those of eight other manufacturers and it is participating in projects in Europe, Japan and the US.
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- I agree with you. However I also feel that if you do not have anything in your head that you want to protect then you should be able to decide if you want to wear a helmet or not. BTW I never ride without a helmet, boots, gloves, or a jacket.... (Read the rest)
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