Car Hacking: Preparing For The Future Now (Product Unavailable for Purchase)

The driver places his foot on the gas in order to pass a driver in the left lane. He holds it in a comfortable 65 mph range. Suddenly the speed spikes, the motor revs harder, and the vehicle bolts forward and out of control. He takes his foot off the gas, and as he does so, the brakes slam, bringing the wheels to a screeching halt. The car immediately behind him runs headlong into the bumper. He never applied the brakes. The car “decided” to do so independently. This guide offers insight on how fleets can mitigate this potential scenario, as well as other types of hacks that can endanger your drivers and vehicles.