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Data is a source of incredible power to enable everything from more efficient global trade to decisions about what gets published on this very website.
It's currently driving advances in car safety that will shape the way we experience cars, the road, and the act of driving itself.
Data from crashes helps make cars safer as it can help engineers figure out which vehicle weaknesses are leading to the most fatalities, ensuring future car designs can be safer.
By understanding how people behave while driving, it is possible to figure out which kinds of roads and traffic controls are the safest for not only motorists, but also cyclists and pedestrians.
Countries like the Netherlands have successfully implemented simple, cheap, and data-driven solutions to traffic related deaths and injuries.
Newer cars equipped with advanced sensors that detect driver behavior can sell it to third parties, including insurance companies.
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