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Yes, some allow it; conditions depend on the system and vehicle.
Yes, some allow temporary or partial deactivation, depending on the system, model and manufacturer. Not all can be switched off permanently: for example, intelligent speed assistance may reactivate with each start. Consult the manual and use assistance within its operating conditions; it does not replace attention or compliance with traffic rules.
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All can be switched off permanently without exception.
Yes, some allow it; conditions depend on the system and vehicle.
None allows deactivation, even temporarily.
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