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Mercedes offers safer way to exit

Exit Warning can detect passing vehicles, cyclists or motorbikes.
Exit Warning can detect passing vehicles, cyclists or motorbikes.
March 23, 2020 04:00 AM

As they whiz around city traffic, cyclists and e-scooter riders are at risk of getting clotheslined by opening vehicle doors. Mercedes- Benz has adapted a common safety technology to reduce those collisions.

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