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Yes, permanently or temporarily.
ADAS systems (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) in vehicles can be switched off by the driver, either permanently or temporarily. Although these systems are designed to improve safety and driving comfort, there are situations in which a driver may prefer or need to deactivate them.
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They cannot be switched off under any circumstances.
Yes, permanently or temporarily.
They can be switched off permanently, but never temporarily.
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