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In the current booming road transportation industry, safety remains the top priority. Since July 2024, the updated "General Safety Regulation" (GSR) 2019/2144 of the European Union has been officially implemented, bringing about a brand-new transformation in the safety management of heavy goods vehicles (HGVs), especially semi-trailers. The new regulations aim to achieve the "zero vision" - that is, to have zero deaths and serious injuries on European roads by 2050 - and impose strict requirements on vehicle safety equipment, driver training, and safety management. The aim is to fundamentally enhance road safety and reduce casualties in traffic accidents.
I. Key Safety Configuration Requirements in the EU New Regulations
Under the new regulations, the safety configuration of semi-trailers has undergone a comprehensive upgrade. The intelligent speed assistance system (ISA) has become a standard feature. It uses on-board cameras to identify road signs and high-precision geographic beacons to monitor the vehicle speed in real time. When speeding occurs, it not only issues a warning but also automatically intervenes to slow down, adding an "intelligent lock" to speed management. The blind spot detection system is mandatory and precisely alerts targets such as cyclists in blind areas, in conjunction with the driver's traditional observation habits, significantly reducing the risk of lane-changing collisions. The driver attention monitoring technology uses facial data monitoring and driving duration statistics to promptly detect fatigue and distraction states, safeguarding the driver's focus.
In addition, semi-trailers with a gross vehicle weight of over 3.5 tons must be equipped with reversing cameras or sensors to make reversing operations safer; the emergency brake automatically activates the hazard warning lights to promptly alert vehicles behind; the start-up safety warning system uses millimeter-wave radar to eliminate the risk of start-up collisions; the alcohol lock prevents drunk driving from the source; the tire pressure detection system covers the tires of the trailer and displays real-time tire pressure data; starting from 2029, a new "black box" will be added, which will completely record the driving data before the accident; and a series of measures to improve blind spots have been implemented, jointly weaving a safety protection net.
Driver training must keep pace with the new regulations. Safety system operation training has become a core course. Drivers need to master the principles, debugging, and fault response of each system. Emergency situation handling training has been strengthened. In response to new scenarios such as the intervention of intelligent systems under the new regulations, various emergency situations are simulated for practice to enhance drivers' ability to make emergency decisions. Regulations awareness and compliance consciousness training uses case analysis and interpretation of regulations to enable drivers to deeply understand the consequences of violations and establish a solid foundation for safe driving.
