Federal safety standards released Monday will require new cars to have automatic emergency brakes that can bring them to a complete stop without crashing or hitting pedestrians, even at high speeds, saving hundreds of lives a year.
Automakers will have until fall 2029 to comply, but National Highway Traffic Safety Administration officials said they expect the industry to be able to deploy the systems before the deadline.
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