What Are "Driver Monitoring Systems" in Cars

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December 29, 2022

If you haven’t heard of “Driver Monitoring Systems” yet, you will soon. They’re starting to crop up in electric vehicles as a safety mechanism to ensure drivers pay attention to the road. And with so many distractions in the driver’s seat these days, they’re becoming more common. But what exactly are they, and how do they work? In our top story, Cory lays it all out for you. He explains exactly what goes into a driver monitoring system, how it works, what to expect if there’s one in your new vehicle, the future of the technology, and if you can trust it to keep your driving data secure.

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TODAY'S TOP STORY What Are “Driver Monitoring Systems” in Cars


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