Driver Monitoring Systems: Preventing Drowsy and Distracted Driving
Driver Monitoring Systems (DMS) are a vital piece of modern ADAS that uses inward-facing cameras and sensors to check whether you are alert, focused and in control. They watch for…
Understanding Lane Keeping Assist: How It Works and When to Use It
What is Lane Keeping Assist? Lane Keeping Assist (sometimes called Lane Keeping Aid or Lane Centring) is an advanced driver assistance system designed to help you stay safely within your…
Turquoise Lights: The New Global Language for Automated Driving?
ADS marker lamps are small turquoise lights that indicate when a car is driving itself. This article explains the emerging SAE and UNECE standards, real-world adoption by Mercedes‑Benz, workshop considerations…
Teaching Your Partner or Kids How Not to Fight the Car: A Friendly Guide to ADAS Etiquette
Help your family get comfortable with ADAS. This friendly guide shows how to explain lane keeping, adaptive cruise and other driver-assistance features so your partner or kids don’t fight the…
When Not to Trust Your ADAS: Red Flags Every Driver Should Watch For
Learn the signs that your car’s driver assistance systems are struggling. Discover why false warnings, weather, road conditions or recent repairs can make ADAS unreliable and when to take back…
Adaptive Cruise Control: How to Use It Safely
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…
ADAS Confidence Checklist: Tips for Safe and Confident Driving
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…