CNET On Cars - Smarter Driver: Understanding forward-collision technology

There are a lot of technologies in cars that try to keep you from hitting things. Perhaps the one that does that best most bluntly is forward-collision technology.

[ilovesudan]

They post the full show and then post short clips of it. If you browse their channel the full show is probably 3 to 4 videos behind the short clips.

[stevewestingale]

I think they're just posting this as a separate part so that if somebody just wants to know about forward-collision tech then they don't have to search through the entire episode of OnCars

[acelakid]

Well, lately they have been doing that in reverse. Posting parts of the episode midday then posting the whole episode several hours later.

[acelakid]

Does CNET not post every episode of OnCars on YouTube, because they post some sections of an episode and every once in a while post a full episode. What's up with that. Or is YouTube messing with my subscription feed again?

[TheMonkeyFarted]

I would prefer my cars to have as little technology in them as possible. Cruise and radio is ok but I don't like anything that drives it for me besides adding gas or removing gas Which is neat for long drives.

[acelakid]

Yeah, but what about the rest of the episode?

[chaswba]

Dissipated by the increasing number of bad, inattentive drivers that warrant the need for these safety mechanisms

[AnasFataniTheAwesome]

Cooley should be a CEO of a company like Apple or Samsung

[freddydakine]

It's funny to see so many damaged rear ends of cars even with a camera and sensors.

[JAYFROMHARLEM]

My car has all of these technologies and it's call ME!!!

[MrThelegnd]

where is the fun of driving of this technology

[Lonniea]

All this tech is making drivers worse and worst