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Module Rich Text General Safety Requirement 2 (GSR2)

What is the General Safety Regulation (GSR)?

In the European Union (EU), heavy-duty trucks must adhere to a set of safety regulations known as the General Safety Regulation (GSR). By requiring the use of cutting-edge safety systems and enhancing truck cab design, the law lays out a number of standards that are intended to increase the safety of all vehicles on the road.

By 2038, the EU expects that its new car rules will prevent at least 140,000 serious injuries and save over 25,000 lives.

What are the GSR requirements I need to know?

 

UN Reg 159: Pedestrian and Cyclist Collision Warning

Detects and warns drivers of potential collisions with pedestrians and cyclists. Including MOIS (Moving off information system)

What do I need to adhere to R159?

AIDA MOIS Sensor

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UN Reg 151: Blind Spot Information System (BLIS)

Alerts drivers to vehicles in blind spots.

What do I need to adhere to R151?

AIDA BSIS Sensor

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UN Reg 158: Reversing Detection

Cameras or sensors for improved visibility during reversing.

What do I need to adhere to R158?

AIDA 

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2021/1958: Intelligent Speed Assist (ISA)

Provides feedback and warnings if speeding.

What do I need to adhere to 2021/1958?

AIDA Dashcam DVR

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2021/1341: Driver Drowsiness and Attention Warning

Detects driver drowsiness and distraction, prompting alerts and potentially intervening.

What do I need to adhere to 2021/1341?

AIDA DVR Kit

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European Comission