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The 'RCTA'.
The ADAS system known as 'RCTA' (Rear Cross Traffic Alert, known in Spanish as Alerta de Tráfico Cruzado Trasero) helps detect vehicles approaching from the sides, especially useful when reversing out of a parking space. It alerts the driver to cross traffic to prevent possible collisions.
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The 'RCTA'.
The 'LDW'.
The 'ACT'.
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