2.4K views · 80 reactions | Teens often drive older vehicles, missing out on vital safety features like electronic stability control, which became mandatory in 2012. Read more at https://go.iihs.org/news-teen-vehicles. | Insurance Institute for Highway Safety | Facebook

1.9K views · 41 reactions | Electronic Stability Control (ESC) can help maintain control by correcting oversteering or understeering and stabilising the car during sudden evasive manoeuvres. Vehicles fitted with ESC are involved in 32% fewer single-vehicle crashes and 58% fewer roll-over crashes. More info here: https://howsafeisyourcar.com.au/safety-features/electronic-stability-control | Transport Accident Commission (TAC) | Facebook

ESP: Electronic Stability Program 🚗💻 It prevents skidding by detecting steering and traction loss. A crucial active safety feature for a controlled and safe drive. #PowerDrift #PDArmy #AtoZOfRoadSafety #ActiveSafety #CarSafety #Safety #ESP | PowerDrift

🚘 When you get into a car, are you aware of all the technologies designed to improve your safety on the road? One of the most important lifesavers is celebrating its 30th anniversary: the Electronic Stability Program (ESP®). Since its introduction, the driver assistance system has saved around 22,000 lives and prevented 750,000 car accidents involving personal injury – in the EU and UK alone. While safety systems like the seatbelt or airbag help reduce the severe consequences of accidents, ESP®