crash avoidance technology | AnnaLeah & Mary

When we met with DOT policy officials on March 4, we found that we were in agreement on a very important perspective regarding crash fatality causes and solutions: What we need to be addressing is not one thing or another, e.g., improve underride guards OR develop crash avoidance technology. No, no, no. It is not a case of either/or. It is definitely both/and!

Our crash was not an accident and many factors were involved in what came about that day. They all need to be addressed.

My heart is broken and anything less than genuine pursuit of every avenue for safety advancement only serves to deepen the pain.

AnnaLeah, Mary, Marcus, and Vanessa, Spring 2012, Grafa Park, Midland, Texas

Weeping Willow Memories: Mary and AnnaLeah enjoyed a spring-like day in the winter of 2009 at Grafa Park in Midland, Texas. The branches of a weeping willow tree became the setting for the unleashing of their imagination. (Preserved for us by their sister, Susanna Karth)

There have been too many design flaws in vehicles which unknowingly turned minor crashes into DEATH sentences. Let’s make sure that new technologies are SAFE & don’t lead to unforeseen problems. Totally.

Read this on hands-free technology and its legality: http://ht.ly/MrPDt

“We need to figure out how to regulate them in a way that doesn’t stifle innovation with too much red tape but also ensures this technology is safe and is used properly, Mr. Hurin said.”

https://annaleahmary.com/2015/04/careless-attitudes-can-contribute-to-unnecessary-deaths/