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Yes, in certain cases and subject to applicable conditions.
Yes, some systems can be fitted after manufacture if compatible, compliant with applicable requirements and installed by qualified personnel following manufacturer instructions. Not every ADAS can be fitted to every vehicle, and a warning device does not automatically become one controlling brakes or steering. Check documentation, certification and any applicable vehicle-modification procedures and calibration. It does not replace driver attention.
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