Rear AEB helps prevent crashes on most small SUVs, says IIHS
The Ford Escape and Honda CR-V were among those rated superior in reducing low-speed backing crashes, highlighting the varying effectiveness of rear AEB systems
In the recent Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) evaluation focused on rear automatic emergency braking (AEB) or rear crash prevention for small sport utility vehicles (SUVs), the majority performed commendably, showcasing the effectiveness of these systems in mitigating low-speed backing crashes that are a significant source of insurance claims, according to IIHS' press release on July 18.
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