Smart Guides for Drivers and Technicians
Tips, guides, and friendly advice to help everyday drivers feel confident with ADAS technology.
Learn how aftermarket accessories like roof racks, bull bars, window tint and bike racks can interfere with ADAS sensors, and what steps to ensure safe installation and calibration.
Learn what to do when your ADAS warning light comes on: stay calm, check and clean sensors, restart the car and seek professional calibration if necessary.
Lane Following Assist keeps your car centred using cameras and gentle steering inputs. Learn how it works, when to use it and the limitations of LFA in simple terms.
Adaptive cruise control can reduce fatigue on long drives, but it isn’t suitable for every situation. Learn when to turn it off, from stop‑start traffic and bad weather to twisty…
Discover how to safely test advanced driver assistance systems. Practice reversing sensors, rear cross-traffic alert, lane keeping and adaptive cruise in safe conditions and know their limits.
Discover the top mistakes drivers make with ADAS and simple ways to avoid them, from over-reliance to poor sensor maintenance and missed calibrations.
Rear cross traffic alert is one of those features that quietly make everyday driving less stressful. If you have ever reversed out of a busy supermarket car park, you know…
Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) rely on a network of cameras, radar and ultrasonic sensors to perceive the road. Dirt, mud, snow and grime can block these devices, reducing the…
Adaptive cruise control (ACC) is an advanced driver assistance system that automatically adjusts your speed to maintain a safe following distance. Learning how to use it correctly can make your…
Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) can make your car safer and less stressful to drive. But these technologies only work when you understand what they do, how they work and…