ADAS Explained: A Complete Guide to Driver Assist Features Across Major Car Brands
Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and safety features have become increasingly standard in modern vehicles. These systems help prevent accidents and improve driver safety through various technologies and sensors.
Common Standard Safety Features:
- Traction control
- Anti-lock brakes (ABS)
- Vehicle stability control
- Rear-view camera
- Emergency braking
- Lane departure warning
- Tire pressure monitoring
- Seatbelt warnings
Advanced Safety Features:
- Blind spot detection
- Rear/cross-traffic alert
- Parking assistance
- Adaptive cruise control
- Lane keeping assist
- Automatic headlights
- Road sign recognition
- Reverse automatic braking
Major Manufacturer Systems:
Toyota Safety Sense (TSS 3.0):
- Pre-collision system
- Pedestrian detection
- Lane departure alert
- Adaptive cruise control
- Automatic high beams
Honda Sensing:
- Lane keeping assist
- Stability control
- Forward collision warning
- Brake assist
- Adaptive cruise control
Subaru EyeSight:
- Adaptive cruise control
- Lane keep assist
- Pre-collision braking
- Lead vehicle start alert
Nissan Safety Shield:
- Auto emergency braking
- Pedestrian detection
- Lane departure warning
- Blind spot warning
- ProPilot Assist for selected models
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Note: While these systems provide assistance, they are not a substitute for alert and responsible driving. Drivers should remain engaged and aware at all times.
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