In exemplary embodiments, methods and systems are provided that include: sensors configured to obtain sensor data for a vehicle having both friction braking and regenerative braking capabilities and coupled to a trailer, the sensor data including: friction braking data as to a vehicle friction braking force for the vehicle; and regenerative braking sensor data as to a vehicle regenerative braking force for the vehicle; and a processor coupled to the sensors and configured to at least facilitate controlling braking of the trailer by providing trailer braking force, via instructions provided by the processor, based on both the friction braking data and the regenerative braking sensor data, with a sensitivity toward the vehicle regenerative braking force such that the trailer braking force is affected differently by the vehicle regenerative braking force versus the vehicle friction braking force.

A system for mitigating a vehicle collision includes a global navigation satellite system (GNSS), at least one ranging sensor, and a controller. The controller is programmed to retrieve geographical data including at least a location of the vehicle using the GNSS and determine an activation status based at least in part on the location of the vehicle. The controller is further programed to detect a remote vehicle traveling in a cross-traffic lane relative to the vehicle using the at least one ranging sensor in response to the activation status being the activated status. The controller is further programmed to determine a predicted path of the remote vehicle using the at least one ranging sensor in response to detecting the remote vehicle. The controller is further programmed to perform a collision-mitigating action in response to determining that the predicted path of the remote vehicle is a collision path.

Provided is a driver assistance system. The driver assistance system is provided in a vehicle. The driver assistance system includes an image acquisition part configured to acquire image information about an obstacle; a yaw rate detector configured to detect a yaw rate of a vehicle body; and a controller configured to, when a shift lever is diagnosed as failure, recognize a rotation direction of the vehicle body based on the detected yaw rate of the vehicle body, recognize a position change of the obstacle in an image based on the acquired image information, and recognize whether a moving direction of the vehicle body is a backward direction or a forward direction based on the recognized rotation direction of the vehicle body and the recognized position change of the obstacle.

A collision avoidance apparatus includes a travelling state calculation section, a target detection section, a target state calculation section, a lateral moving object determination section, a collision determination section, and a collision avoidance control section. The collision avoidance control section calculates, based on (i) a passing-through period of the lateral moving object in which the lateral moving object passes through an own vehicle course that is a moving course of the own vehicle and (ii) a reaching time of the own vehicle that is a period remaining before the own vehicle reaching a lateral moving object course that is a moving course of the lateral moving object, an operation timing of the brakes for the lateral moving object passing through the own vehicle course before the own vehicle reaches the lateral moving object course, and operates the brakes at the calculated operation timing of the brakes.

Disclosed are an alert and control system for assisting a driver and a method thereof, which may accurately determine an actual driving state of a vehicle by determining the driving state of the vehicle based on a gear signal of the vehicle, previous driving state information, movement state information, a first wheel direction signal, and a second wheel direction signal. Further, it is possible to improve control performance to avoid a collision which may be generated in a direction that matches a driving direction of the vehicle by performing a collision prevention control of the vehicle based on the actual driving state and to prevent an unpredicted risk due to an unnecessary alert or control.

A speed of a rail vehicle equipped with a first chassis unit is determined. A chassis speed measurement variable is provided by a sensor unit. Inertial measurement variables are detected by an inertial measurement unit; a reference speed characteristic value is formed; an inertial speed characteristic value is determined by a calculation unit based on the inertial measurement variables, in a first operating mode, to estimate a deviation in the inertial calculation based on the reference speed characteristic value; the inertial speed characteristic value is determined, in a second operating mode, without taking into account the reference speed characteristic value. If an anomalous provision process of the chassis speed measurement variable is detected by a recognition unit on the basis of a reference characteristic value and the chassis speed measurement value, the inertial calculation is performed according to the second operating mode.

A control device and a method for operating a hydraulic braking system of a vehicle, a volume supplementation in a motorized plunger device being effectuatable by moving a plunger of the motorized plunger device at a maximum movement speed by a maximum movement travel in a pressure reduction direction, at least one setpoint variable regarding the maximum movement speed and/or the maximum movement travel of the plunger during the subsequent volume supplementation being established, before the volume supplementation, with consideration of at least one provided variable regarding current driving situation information and/or surroundings information, and the motor of the motorized plunger device is activated during the subsequent volume supplementation with consideration of the at least one established setpoint variable.

The present specification relates to a system and a method for preventing overheating of an axle in a construction equipment. A system for preventing overheating of an axle in a construction equipment is mounted in the construction equipment and transmits driving power of an engine to a wheel, and the system includes: a brake pedal; a brake sensor which detects displacement of the brake pedal when the brake pedal is manipulated by an operator; an exhaust brake which is mounted in the engine and operates and controls an opening degree of an exhaust gas discharge passageway of the engine; and a control unit which adjusts the opening degree of the exhaust gas discharge passageway by controlling the exhaust brake corresponding to the displacement of the brake pedal when manipulation of the brake pedal is detected by the brake sensor.

Provided is a vehicle control apparatus and vehicle control method. The vehicle control apparatus and vehicle control method includes a sensing unit configured to sense at least one of a vehicle speed value and a wheel speed value, a transmission information output device configured to output transmission information, and a control unit configured to determine whether a vehicle having been in a stationary state is moving using the sensed at least one of the vehicle speed value and the wheel speed value, determine whether the output transmission information corresponds to a neutral state when the vehicle having been in a stationary state is moving, and transmit an electrical parking brake (EPB) engagement command to an EPB device such that EPB automatic engagement is performed by the EPB device when the transmission information corresponds to a neutral state.

A system and method for controlling wheel brakes on a trailer in a tractor-trailer are provided. Upon receiving a command to apply a trailer wheel brake, the system determines a speed of the tractor-trailer responsive to a speed signal generated by a vehicle speed sensor. The system also estimates a threshold speed based on a level of friction between the tractor-trailer and a road surface on which the tractor-trailer is travelling. The system then generates a control signal to control delivery of fluid pressure to the trailer wheel brake. The control signal causes delivery of a first fluid pressure to the trailer wheel brake when the speed meets a predetermined condition relative to the threshold speed and a second fluid pressure, less than the first fluid pressure, when the speed does not meet the predetermined condition.