Question 6624
The ADAS system known as the "Blind Spot Information Monitoring System or BSIS-BSM", can it intervene in the vehicle's driving systems?
- No system can intervene in the vehicle's driving systems.
- This system only issues a visual, audible, or tactile warning for the driver.
- Yes, it can go so far as to act on the steering or even stop the vehicle if there is a risk of hitting a pedestrian or a collision.
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Correct answer: Yes, it can go so far as to act on the steering or even stop the vehicle if there is a risk of hitting a pedestrian or a collision.
The blind spot system warns you with a light or sound when someone is in the area you can’t see, like the white car detected by the blue car in the image. More fully equipped systems also intervene. The steering wheel resists if you try to move into the occupied lane, and if there’s a risk of a collision or hitting a pedestrian, they can stop the car.