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It makes a correction in the steering or braking system so that the vehicle returns towards the centre of the lane.
If the ADAS Lane Keeping or LDW (Lane Departure Warning) system issues a warning and receives no response from the driver, it will take corrective action in the steering or braking system to return the vehicle towards the centre of the lane. This helps prevent unintended lane departures and possible accidents, improving driving safety.
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It stops the vehicle and switches on the hazard warning lights to prevent an accident.
It makes a correction in the steering or braking system so that the vehicle returns towards the centre of the lane.
It stops the vehicle when an obstacle is present.
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