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No, that function provides information and the driver must check and control the manoeuvre.
No: that information function warns the driver. Alerts may be visual, audible or haptic depending on the model; they are not necessarily limited to sound. Some systems combine blind-spot detection with steering intervention or other assistance, so check the vehicle manual. The driver must observe, check the manoeuvre is safe and maintain control; no assistance guarantees avoiding every collision.
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Yes, it always guarantees avoiding every collision.
No, and every system can only provide sound alerts.
No, that function provides information and the driver must check and control the manoeuvre.
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