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monitors rear traffic crossing the vehicle's path when reversing out
The RCTA ADAS, which stands for "Cross-Traffic Alert", is a driver-assistance technology that forms part of the ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems). This function is designed to alert drivers to vehicles approaching from the sides, and is especially useful when reversing in places such as car parks or garage entrances where visibility is limited.
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monitors rear traffic crossing the vehicle's path when reversing out
helps drivers detect when the vehicle travelling ahead is carrying out emergency braking.
if the driver is distracted and there is a risk of a rear-end collision, the system can detect an imminent danger and take action.
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