Vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) technology enables cars to broadcast their speed, position, and heading to other nearby vehicles. This real-time data sharing allows advanced driver-assistance systems to anticipate collisions, coordinate platooning, or react to hard braking several cars ahead before the driver even sees the hazard.
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The crash avoidance triggered early because the V2V link caught the lead car locking up its brakes.
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