Seeing Machines Limited: Majority of UK road users believe new eye-tracking technology to check driver attentiveness could help improve road safety, but public awareness remains low, according to survey

Over two thirds of survey respondents (70%) believe that in-vehicle Driver Monitoring Systems can improve road safety and help reduce accidents caused by distracted or fatigued driversHowever

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