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@nadia.nicolino: Los Simpsons mola, pero no: hoy hay ayudas (crucero adaptativo, mantenimiento de carril) que asisten, pero el conductor sigue siendo quien decide. #ADAS #CamionesAutonomos #SeguridadVial #tecnologiaenruta #camionera

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