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helps the driver make decisions.
ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) in vehicles provide crucial information that helps the driver make decisions. These systems use a variety of sensors and cameras to monitor the conditions around the vehicle and the vehicle itself, providing alerts, assistance and data that help the driver make more informed and safer decisions, such as adjusting speed, staying in the lane or reacting to possible hazards.
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helps the driver make decisions.
is counterproductive in the event of danger.
is irrelevant to driving.
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