Understanding ADAS: Lane Keep Assist
Noticed an LKAS light on your dash? LKAS, or Lane Keep Assist is a vehicle safety technology that aims to prevent unintentional lane departure crashes.
ADAS systems are becoming more and more common. It’s time that drivers and technicians took the time to understand these systems and their maintenance needs. Read about vehicle systems that use advanced sensors to make driving safer in our ADAS guide.
Noticed an LKAS light on your dash? LKAS, or Lane Keep Assist is a vehicle safety technology that aims to prevent unintentional lane departure crashes.
Driver attention warning, also called drowsiness detection or driver monitoring, is an ADAS feature that watches for signs you’re tired or distracted and alerts you
In 2019, 26% of all motor vehicle-related fatalities in the United States occurred in speed-related crashes. Traffic Sign Recognition is one vehicle safety system that endeavors to
Driving in the dark is dangerous. Half of all accidents happen at night, dusk, or dawn, despite there being less traffic on the roads. Adaptive
More than 7,600 pedestrians died in motor vehicle accidents in 2019. Pedestrian and bicyclist motor vehicle deaths have been on the rise in the last
If your current vehicle doesn’t have a backup camera system, your next one likely will. Backup cameras became standard on all new light passenger vehicles
Slammed on your brakes recently? Hopefully, your actions helped to avoid a crash. Not every driver is so lucky. In emergency situations, 69% of drivers
Rear Cross Traffic Alert, also known as RCTA, is an essential feature within Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) designed to enhance safety and reduce accidents
Adaptive cruise control (ACC) is a driver assistance feature that keeps your vehicle at a set speed and automatically slows down or speeds up to
Forward Collision Warning (FCW) is an ADAS feature that uses a forward-facing radar, camera, or both to watch the road ahead and alert you when