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Your car has lane keeping assistance and automatic emergency braking. Tonight it rains, the lane lines are faded, and road dirt covers the front sensors. What should you expect from these systems?
Correct answer: They may not work correctly, so you must steer and brake yourself
Why
Vehicle safety technology gives warnings and help, but it does not replace your own scanning and control. Keep sensors and cameras clean, and learn from the owner's manual what each system can and cannot do. Also yield to people who walk or ride, as the law requires, whether or not a system warns you.
Verified against Washington Driver Guide · Vehicle safety technology · p. 45, 46
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