Jackknife Incident Tracking in Trucking

Quelle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jackknifing

Jackknife incident tracking in trucking refers to the systematic detection, logging, and analysis of events where a tractor-trailer combination folds at the hitch, forming an acute angle (jackknife) that can lead to accidents. Using telematics data, onboard sensors, and vehicle systems, these incidents are identified, recorded, and evaluated to enhance safety measures and minimize incident risks.

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