The safety agency has upgraded its look into unexpected activation of automated emergency braking in nearly 3 million Hondas, with reports of at least 31 crashes.
This week, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration upgraded a probe led by its Office of Defects Investigation into the unexpected activation of the automated emergency braking system in the Honda Accord and Honda CR-V.According to the report, 31 out of nearly 1300 complaints filed with
announced the ODI's initial probe has been upgraded to an engineering analysis to broaden the scope of the investigation. According to documents reveal the ODI has received 1294 complaints of the CMBS system inadvertently activating, although that number could change. According to
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