Knowledge and research
On this page, you will find accessible and independent studies on driver assistance systems (ADAS), the safe use of ADAS, and useful studies from leading organizations.
What are driver assistance systems?
Driver assistance systems support the driver while driving. They can warn, assist, or partially intervene in emergency situations.
Safe use
Driver assistance systems can help, but the driver remains responsible and must always stay alert.
Research and knowledge
View studies and summaries on ownership, use, safety effects, and knowledge levels of driver assistance systems.
Rules of thumb for safe use
Well-known driver assistance systems
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Driver assistance systems can support the driver, but they do not make the car fully self-driving. The driver remains responsible and must always stay alert.
No. Operation can depend on factors including weather, road markings, sensors, speed, and traffic situations. Therefore, always know the limits of the system.
Car manufacturers sometimes use different names for similar functions. Therefore, do not look just at the name, but especially at what the system does and does not do.
No. ADAS can help, warn, or support, but the system does not take over responsibility. Use driver assistance systems consciously and remain an active driver yourself.
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