GREENSBORO, N.C. — The fender bender. It happens in store parking lots, at stop lights, and even in the driveways of people that you know. Fixing a bumper, in my mind, costs a thousand dollars. But that is off—way off.
“The car manufacturers in our country and across the world have made vehicles safer. Thank goodness. I lost my little brother to an automobile accident. I want the cars to be safer, but repairing those cars is, is more expensive,” said Christopher Cook, Alliance Insurance Services.
All those sensors that tell you to stay in your lane, to keep a safe distance from the car in front of you, the cameras that show you what’s next to you and behind you, they’re in your bumper and windshield…