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Active safety.
They are active safety systems. Depending on design, they may respond to the driver or intervene automatically. Passive safety aims to reduce injury and other consequences when a crash happens. No active system guarantees preventing every crash or removes driver responsibility.
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Active safety.
Passive safety, intended solely to prevent the collision.
Systems whose sole purpose is entertaining occupants.
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