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Heavy Duty Trucking equipment March 12, 2026 at 07:58 PM ♥ 0

Mack Expands Protect Safety System to MD Series Medium-Duty Trucks

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Key Details Mack Trucks has brought its proprietary Mack Protect collision mitigation platform to the MD Series, marking the first time the advanced safety technology is available on medium-duty vehicles. The system was unveiled at Work Truck Week 2026 in Indianapolis, expanding beyond its original heavy-duty Pioneer application. What's Included Mack Protect combines radar, camera systems, and proprietary detection algorithms to help drivers prevent or minimize collisions. The platform includes Forward Collision Warning (FCW), Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), and Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB), plus forward and side-looking pedestrian recognition designed for complex urban environments. Why It Matters Medium-duty fleets operating in dense urban and regional delivery environments face unique safety challenges. Bringing heavy-duty-grade active safety to these vehicles improves situational awareness and helps drivers navigate congested traffic more safely. According to Mack Trucks North America President Jonathan Randall, the system provides escalating alerts and automatic responses to reduce collision risks. Industry Trend Mack's expansion reflects growing fleet adoption of advanced driver-assistance systems across commercial truck segments. These technologies are becoming essential for improving driver awareness and preventing crashes in challenging driving conditions.

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"Mack Introduces Mack Protect Collision Mitigation System for MD Series"
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