Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems announced its Wingman Fusion enhanced collision mitigation technology now is standard on International Truck on-highway vehicles, including the LoneStar, LT Series ...

Bendix Wingman Fusion advanced driver assistance system with an enhanced feature set is now available for order on select new Kenworth heavy and medium duty trucks. Bendix Wingman Fusion is standard ...

Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems Wednesday introduced the next generation of its Bendix Wingman Fusion advanced driver assistance system (ADAS), adding highway departure braking, Active Cruise with ...

Bendix's enhanced Wingman Fusion system now has the capacity to apply increased braking power on the tractor and trailer. International Truck, the commercial truck brand of Navistar International, now ...

[Stay on top of transportation news: Get TTNews in your inbox.] Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems announced its Bendix Wingman Fusion with an enhanced feature set is now standard safety equipment on ...

In an emergency, the upgraded Wingman Fusion system can slow a truck by 50 mph. Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems LLC on Sept. 5 announced the availability of the next generation of Wingman Fusion, ...

The Bendix Wingman Advanced system is now available for order as an option for Kenworth T270 and T370 medium-duty trucks. The radar-based collision mitigation system delivers adaptive cruise control ...

Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems launched Bendix Wingman Advanced, a collision mitigation technology that expands on the Bendix Electronic Stability Program (ESP) full-stability system and features ...

The paint is hardly dry on the new trucks, but Volvo continues to push the technology envelope with its new VNL and VNR tractor models. Bendix has announced that for the first time in North America, ...

Bendix Wingman Advanced, a collision mitigation technology, uses a radar sensor mounted to the front of the vehicle to deliver both warnings and active interventions to help drivers potentially avoid ...

Truck makers are making advanced safety systems standard on new models faster than fleets are asking for them because avoiding fatal crashes saves millions of dollars that even a single death can cost ...