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They help improve safety within their operating limits.
They can help prevent crashes through warnings or interventions, such as for a potential collision or lane departure. Detection and operating limits depend on the system and conditions. The driver must remain alert, know the instructions and maintain control: they do not guarantee preventing every crash or permit distraction.
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They allow you to stop attending to driving and traffic.
They help improve safety within their operating limits.
They guarantee preventing every crash in every condition.
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