How EU road safety regulations will use cameras in cars to tackle distracted driving

Driver monitoring systems in cars have used cameras to detect distracted driving since at least 2006.

The EU now officially requires driver monitoring cameras in all new vehicles hitting the roads

Starting July 7, new vehicles being registered in the European Union must comply with expanded safety regulations, including ...

Every new car sold in the EU must now include a driver-monitoring camera

Every new car sold in the EU must now include a driver-monitoring camera in latest data privacy nightmare ...

In-Car Cameras Are Now Required in Europe. US Isn’t Far Behind

New cars in Europe must have an advanced driver-monitoring system using cameras, sparking privacy concerns.
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Every new EU car now needs a camera that watches the driver

The EU's second-phase vehicle safety rules mandate driver-attention cameras and pedestrian-detecting brakes on all new cars and vans from 7 July 2026.

Smart Eye: Advanced Driver Distraction Warning Systems Now Mandatory Across All New EU Vehicles

GÖTEBORG, SE / ACCESS Newswire / July 7, 2026 / Smart Eye (STO:SEYE)(OTC PINK:SMTEF)(FRA:SE9) - With the EU's General Safety Regulation now fully in force for driver distraction warning, direct driver ...

Driver assist technologies: Switch them on to avoid road crashes, motorists urged

South Australians are being encouraged to make better use of the advanced safety technology already fitted to many modern ...