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Electronic driver-assistance systems.
ABS, ASR and ESP are electronic systems fitted to some vehicles whose function is to improve safety by helping and facilitating vehicle handling. Specifically, ABS prevents the wheels from locking, ASR acts on the vehicle's traction control system, and ESP acts on its stability system.
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