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No, they can improve safety but cannot remove every risk.
No. They can improve safety and help prevent crashes, but have limits and do not remove every risk even when used correctly. The driver must remain attentive, understand functions and limitations and obey the rules. Driver assistance is not a guarantee of no accidents.
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Yes, correct use removes every risk.
Yes, they allow the driver to stop paying attention.
No, they can improve safety but cannot remove every risk.
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