Modern vehicles come equipped with Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) that improve safety, comfort, and collision avoidance.
These systems include Forward Collision Alert, Lane Keep Assist, Adaptive Cruise Control, Blind Spot Monitoring, and more.
Each feature relies on sensors, cameras, radar, and control modules. Together, they interpret the environment and assist drivers in real time.
As these technologies become standard, proper calibration after a collision is critical to restoring safety and performance.
FCA uses a forward-facing camera, radar, or both. It alerts drivers with lights and sounds when a vehicle is too close.
Different vehicle makes use different methods.
➡️ Always check your vehicle’s service manual for exact functionality.
ACC expands on cruise control using radar and front cameras. It maintains speed while adjusting for the distance to other vehicles.
The system accelerates or slows your vehicle based on traffic.
Set your desired speed and choose a following distance: short, medium, or long.
Some systems stop the car entirely, while others do not.
Additional features may include curve-speed reduction and stop-and-go traffic support.
LKA helps you stay in your lane using a front-facing camera.
LKA includes steering assist, gently nudging the wheel back to center. It doesn’t activate when turn signals are used.
Pedestrian Detection uses sensors and cameras to detect people in the vehicle’s path. It alerts the driver or applies brakes to reduce impact.
The system performs best at low speeds but may be affected by darkness or weather.
Traffic Sign Recognition uses a front-facing camera to identify road signs. The system displays signs in your dashboard cluster and may issue warnings if you ignore them.
Some systems can remember frequent signs for quicker detection.
LDW detects lane drift using the front-facing camera.
Automatic Emergency Braking systems help prevent collisions with vehicles or pedestrians. They use radar and camera inputs to sense danger ahead.
When a crash is detected:
BSM uses sensors in the mirrors or rear bumper. It detects vehicles or objects in adjacent lanes and alerts you visually and audibly.
Adaptive Headlights adjust based on steering input and road curvature. They swivel in the direction of your turn to better light your path.
Performance improves at slower speeds. This system enhances visibility at night or in low-light conditions.
DMS monitors driver alertness using cameras and infrared sensors. It reads eye movement, head position, and facial activity to detect fatigue or distraction.
Some systems issue break reminders or warning alerts when attention lapses.
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