Question 427 of 430 · Florida Permit Test
What does a Lane Keeping Assistance system do?
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Correct answer to question 427
- A: It steers the car or brakes a wheel if the car unintentionally leaves its lane
Explanation
Lane Keeping Assistance systems use lane departure warning sensors to detect that the vehicle is about to unintentionally leave its lane. They then correct the steering, or brake or accelerate one or more wheels, to return it to its lane.
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