Ford technician Jeff Greenberg stands in the Ford exhibit at the New York Auto Show, in New York, Wednesday, April 7, 2004. Ford announced results of a survey by Greenberg into the problems of drowsy driving. 'We've been able to demonstrate that we have t
NEW YORK - Volvo is trying to retain its image as a leader in safety with new technology designed to help drowsy drivers. Volvo and its owner, Ford Motor Co., released results of a study on the problem Wednesday at the New York Auto Show and announced plans for the technology to be included in Volvo cars and SUVs before the end of the decade.
Because the features are still several years from being offered in cars for sale, Ford was cagey about details for competitive reasons. It described a few different products that had been developed and were being considered as options.
Bill Noonkesser | 8/1/2014
