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When reversing.
When reversing, for example out of a parking space. It warns of detected vehicles approaching laterally behind you. Capabilities and limitations depend on the model; some vehicles also provide automatic braking. It does not replace observation or guarantee detection of every obstacle.
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When reversing.
Exclusively when overtaking in the opposing lane.
When braking while driving forwards on a motorway without reversing.
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