Bendix celebrates 20 years of its ESP Electronic Stability Program, highlighting safety milestones, widespread adoption across fleets, and integration with advanced driver assistance systems for commercial vehicles.

1. Bendix® ESP® Electronic Stability Program: Bendix ESP helps mitigate rollovers and loss-of-control crashes by selectively applying brakes and reducing engine torque. It integrates with ABS to manage both yaw and lateral acceleration, improving vehicle stability on slippery or curved roads.
2. Bendix® Wingman® Fusion™ with Enhanced Feature Set: This advanced driver assistance system fuses radar, camera, and braking data to improve collision mitigation, lane departure warnings, and stability interventions. Integrated with ESP, it delivers real-time interventions to maintain vehicle control in dynamic conditions.
3. Bendix® ACom® PRO Diagnostics: This diagnostic software enables technicians to monitor, troubleshoot, and update Bendix safety systems including stability control. It ensures systems like ESP and Wingman Fusion are optimized, helping fleets proactively manage safety and maintenance.
4. Bendix® Intellipark® Electronic Parking Brake: Integrating with stability and driver assistance systems, Intellipark automates parking brake engagement to prevent rollaways. It helps ensure vehicle stability when parked on inclines and alerts drivers to improper parking procedures.
5. Bendix® TABS-6™ Advanced Trailer ABS with Stability: TABS-6 provides trailer-based roll stability support using ABS technology. It detects lateral acceleration and reduces trailer instability by automatically applying brakes on individual wheels, enhancing control during turns or evasive maneuvers.
6. Bendix® SafetyDirect® by Bendix CVS: This web-based platform collects real-time data from ESP and Wingman systems, offering insights into driver behavior, stability events, and safety system performance. Fleets use this data to coach drivers and reduce risky maneuvers.
7. Bendix® Eversure® Spring Brake with No Leak™ Warranty: These spring brakes support stability by ensuring consistent brake force application. Designed for durability, they maintain proper performance under varying loads, enhancing braking control in emergency or low-traction situations.
8. Bendix® Brake Control Valves with Stability Integration: Bendix brake control valves modulate brake pressure based on input from ESP and ABS systems. They ensure coordinated braking responses during yaw or rollover risks, maintaining vehicle control during stability events.
9. Bendix® Remanufactured Electronics with ESP Compatibility: These factory-remanufactured electronic control units offer a cost-effective way to maintain or upgrade vehicle stability systems. Each unit is tested for compatibility with ESP and other safety functions.
10. Bendix® Training and Technical Support for Stability Systems: Bendix offers certified training on the installation, maintenance, and optimization of stability systems like ESP. Courses include hands-on diagnostics and system updates, helping fleets keep systems operating reliably under evolving driving conditions.

Bosch Mobility showcased next-generation vehicle safety technologies including advanced stability systems, ADAS, and electrification platforms designed for commercial fleets and zero-emission vehicles.

1. Electronic Stability Program (ESP®): Bosch’s ESP® helps commercial fleet vehicles maintain control during sudden maneuvers by preventing skidding. It automatically applies brakes to individual wheels and adjusts engine output to stabilize the vehicle.
2. iBooster – Electromechanical Brake Booster: The iBooster supports faster braking responses and regenerative braking for electric and hybrid fleet vehicles, enhancing stability and safety while reducing emissions and energy loss during deceleration.
3. Vehicle Dynamics Control 2.0: An advanced coordination system that integrates ESP, braking, and steering controls for improved vehicle behavior prediction, enhancing stability during adverse road conditions and aggressive fleet maneuvers.
4. Predictive Emergency Braking System (PEBS): PEBS uses sensors to detect potential collisions and autonomously applies brakes to prevent or mitigate crashes. It enhances stability by reducing the chance of uncontrolled vehicle behavior.
5. Integrated Power Brake: Combines brake actuation and power assist into a single unit, improving stability through more responsive, consistent braking performance. Ideal for electric commercial vehicles seeking weight and energy savings.
6. ADAS Integration Platform: A central control unit that connects safety systems including ESP and PEBS, enabling seamless data fusion to ensure accurate real-time responses for vehicle stability and driver assistance.
7. Motorcycle stability control (MSC) system: This sytem supports the rider during both braking and accelerating and while either riding straight or cornering. 
8. Airbag Control Units with Integrated Sensors: Combines crash detection with stability monitoring to trigger safety mechanisms. Supports proactive responses to skidding or rollover, providing enhanced safety for passengers and fleet drivers.
9. Driver Assistance Domain Control Unit: Centralizes data from cameras, radars, and stability systems to coordinate automated and semi-automated driving tasks, improving fleet safety and efficiency in all operating conditions.
10. Vehicle Motion Management System: Orchestrates powertrain, brake, and steering systems to maintain balance and control, particularly in electrified fleets, by continuously optimizing vehicle motion across all driving scenarios.

Continental Group launches software-based Vehicle Dynamics Platform integrating stability control and ADAS, targeting safer and smarter commercial fleet operations.

1. Vehicle Dynamics Platform: Continental’s Vehicle Dynamics Platform integrates ESC, ADAS, and motion control into a centralized software layer, reducing system complexity and enabling faster response times in critical driving scenarios for improved stability, particularly in electrified and autonomous fleet vehicles.
2. Electronic Stability Control (ESC): The ESC system actively intervenes during skidding or loss-of-control events by applying brakes to individual wheels and adjusting engine output, significantly reducing the risk of rollovers and collisions in light and heavy commercial vehicles.
3. Synergy of tire sensors and driver assistance control systems: The unique collaboration between tires and automotive experts and bundling their know-how is a great way to demonstrate how advanced and innovative solutions can ensure more than just safety.
4. Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS): ADAS provides real-time driver support using radar, camera, and LiDAR fusion to enhance stability and awareness with features like lane keeping, emergency braking, and adaptive cruise control tailored for fleet operation safety.
5. Trailer Stability Assist: This system stabilizes vehicles towing trailers by detecting sway and applying corrective braking and torque adjustments, reducing rollover risk and improving safety in fleet logistics and last-mile delivery operations.
6. Electric Parking Brake with Lightweight Drum: Continental is known worldwide for its proven and innovative drum brakes. Simplex drum brakes in particular have long proven to be extremely reliable and low-maintenance. 
7. Motion Control for Electrified Vehicles: Optimized for electric drivetrains, this solution ensures coordinated torque distribution and stability in zero-emission commercial vehicles, improving handling and safety under variable load and terrain conditions.
8. Sensor Solutions for Vehicle Dynamics: These include yaw rate, steering angle, and wheel speed sensors that provide critical input for ESC and ADAS systems, enabling real-time corrections to maintain control and reduce accident risks in fleet vehicles.
9. Fleet Services Integration Platform: Continental’s connected services platform enables remote diagnostics and monitoring of vehicle dynamics systems across a fleet, helping operators ensure ongoing stability performance and compliance with safety and emissions standards.

GM is expanding its stability and safety systems across 2025 models with upgrades to Super Cruise and broader telematics integration aimed at improving commercial fleet driver safety and efficiency.

1. GM StabiliTrak Electronic Stability Control: StabiliTrak applies selective braking and engine torque control to help maintain driver control in slippery conditions or emergency maneuvers. Standard on most GM commercial vehicles, it improves stability during sudden lane changes or loss of traction situations.
2. GM Fleet Safety Assist Package: This package includes Automatic Emergency Braking, Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning, and Front Pedestrian Braking, enhancing driver awareness and minimizing collision risks in fleet operations.
3. Enhanced Automatic Emergency Braking (EAEB): EAEB uses forward-facing cameras and radar to detect potential front-end collisions and apply brakes automatically, improving response time and safety in fleet vehicles navigating urban environments.
4. Super Cruise with Lane Change on Demand: Available in select 2025 fleet EVs, Super Cruise enables hands-free driving on compatible highways, now including Lane Change on Demand, offering commercial drivers improved comfort and controlled stability during long-haul travel.
5. Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop/Go: This system maintains preset following distance by adjusting vehicle speed automatically, ideal for congested routes. It enhances safety by reducing abrupt stops and potential rear-end collisions in fleet convoys or delivery operations.
6. Electronic Brake Force Distribution (EBD): EBD optimizes brake force between the front and rear wheels for balanced stopping, especially in varying load conditions, increasing braking efficiency and vehicle stability for fleets transporting uneven cargo.
7. GM Pro Safety Plus Package: An advanced suite combining vehicle stability systems with driver assist features including Rear Cross Traffic Alert and Lane Change Alert with Side Blind Zone Alert, providing comprehensive protection in urban fleet environments.
8. Vehicle Diagnostics via OnStar Fleet Management: Through real-time vehicle health monitoring, GM’s OnStar platform helps detect stability control or brake system anomalies, ensuring proactive maintenance and minimizing downtime for fleet operators.
9. Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) with Panic Brake Assist: ABS with Panic Brake Assist detects emergency braking and adds extra pressure to shorten stopping distances while maintaining steering control, a critical safety element in high-traffic fleet usage.
10. GM Vehicle Dynamics Control Module (VDCM): The VDCM coordinates multiple subsystems like traction control, torque vectoring, and suspension response, adapting vehicle behavior to road conditions to ensure consistent stability in various commercial driving environments.

WABCO Holdings Inc., founded in 1869, specialized in electronic braking, stability, suspension, and transmission automation systems for commercial vehicles. In May 2020, ZF Friedrichshafen acquired WABCO, integrating it as the Commercial Vehicle Control Systems division. 

1. ESCsmart Electronic Stability Control: ESCsmart is WABCO’s modular electronic stability control system that reduces rollover and loss-of-control accidents by automatically applying brake pressure during critical driving situations, now optimized for 2025 emissions-compliant commercial vehicles with integration into telematics for predictive diagnostics.
2. OnGuardACTIVE Collision Mitigation System: Combining radar and camera sensors, OnGuardACTIVE provides forward collision warning and active braking to help prevent or mitigate rear-end collisions. The system also supports vehicle stability by engaging braking when evasive maneuvers could destabilize the vehicle.
3. OnLaneALERT Lane Departure Warning System: This system alerts drivers when unintentional lane drift is detected, enhancing safety and contributing indirectly to vehicle stability by reducing erratic driver input that could cause roll or loss of control.
4. SmartTrac Stability Control System: SmartTrac combines rollover stability support with ABS and traction control in a single electronic control unit, reducing system complexity while ensuring precise handling during abrupt maneuvers or slippery road conditions.
5. Trailer Electronic Braking System (EBS): WABCO’s trailer EBS optimizes braking force distribution and includes roll stability support to maintain trailer balance during sharp turns or sudden braking, critical for fleets managing high center-of-gravity cargo.
6. Roll Stability Support (RSS): RSS prevents rollover incidents by monitoring lateral acceleration and automatically intervening through the braking system. It supports improved safety on ramps, sharp turns, or emergency maneuvers in tractor-trailers and buses.
7. Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC): Using radar-based sensing, ACC maintains safe following distances and helps avoid instability by preventing unnecessary braking or acceleration. It integrates seamlessly with stability control systems for smoother long-haul driving.
8. OptiRide Electronically Controlled Air Suspension (ECAS): OptiRide adjusts vehicle height for improved aerodynamics and load stability, reducing rollover risk and improving ride comfort. It supports zero-emission fleet vehicles by improving energy efficiency in electric commercial vehicles.
9. iABS for Trailers: The intelligent anti-lock braking system for trailers integrates rollover prevention and diagnostic capabilities, delivering precise stability control in standalone trailers, particularly in electric or hybrid fleet setups.
10. TX-TrailerPulse Telematics Platform: While not a stability system itself, TX-TrailerPulse provides real-time data on trailer location, brake performance, and EBS health, enhancing preventive maintenance and overall vehicle stability through predictive analytics.