Mercedes-Benz announces ‘Vision Zero’ project: Here's what you should know

Mercedes-Benz announces ‘Vision Zero’ project: Here's what you should know

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The German automaker's 'Vision Zero' project aims to achieve zero accidents by 2050.

The German automaker's 'Vision Zero' project aims to achieve zero accidents by 2050.

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The 'Vision Zero' project is based on a 50-year study of road accidents conducted by the luxury carmaker.

The 'Vision Zero' project is based on a 50-year study of road accidents conducted by the luxury carmaker.

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This research has recently expanded to include countries such as India and China.

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Mercedes-Benz has set smaller targets to achieve the stated goal, such as reducing the number of deaths and injuries due to road accidents by half in the next 8 years.

Mercedes-Benz has set smaller targets to achieve the stated goal, such as reducing the number of deaths and injuries due to road accidents by half in the next 8 years.

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Since the company's inception in 1969, the Accident Research Unit (ARU) at Mercedes-Benz has investigated and reconstructed over 5,000 real-world accidents.

Since the company's inception in 1969, the Accident Research Unit (ARU) at Mercedes-Benz has investigated and reconstructed over 5,000 real-world accidents.

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The company is working hard to achieve its vision of accident-free driving. In other words, no more accidents involving Mercedes vehicles.

The company is working hard to achieve its vision of accident-free driving. In other words, no more accidents involving Mercedes vehicles.

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Highly automated and self-driving vehicles will be crucial to the mission's success.

Highly automated and self-driving vehicles will be crucial to the mission's success.

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