Question 6601
The information provided by the vehicle's ADAS systems...
- helps the driver make decisions.
- is counterproductive in case of danger.
- is irrelevant to driving.
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Correct answer: helps the driver make decisions.
ADAS use cameras, radar, and sensors to monitor what’s happening around the car and warn you about risks, such as a car that’s too close or leaving your lane. With that information, you can decide in time whether to brake, correct your path, or wait. The decision and responsibility are still yours.