EU’s General Safety Regulation and Commercial Vehicles: What You Need To Know

Traffic needs to be safer. This is something society, vehicle manufacturers and lawmakers agree upon, and where the “General Safety Regulation” (GSR) of the European Union comes into play. A legislative framework, most recently updated in 2019, makes advanced safety features mandatory for new vehicles sold into the European market. Releasing a new vehicle platform in Europe first requires an official homologation release (called a “first type approval”), then another approval when new vehicles get their first license plate (called “first registration”). With the latest GSR updates, new commercial vehicles need to possess (among others) the six ADAS features, starting from mid-2022 (for homologations) and mid-2024 (for registrations) respectively.
Watch the video to learn more about the GSR for commercial vehicles or visit www.zf.com/products/en/cv/cam...

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