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Vulnerable road user detection

Version 5.0, Release date: April 2023

Definition: Vehicle system that uses sensors and computer processing to identify the presence of vulnerable road users.

NOTE Vulnerable road user detection systems are evolving from pedestrian detection systems to cover a wider range of road users.

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