Adaptive Cruise & Lane Assist: Myths Drivers Risk Believing

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The Smart Driving Illusion: Dangerous Myths About ADAS in Heavy Traffi

Myth 1: The Car Will Automatically Avoid All Collisions in Traffic Ja

Myth 2: Lane Centering Works Perfectly in All Urban Lane Markings

Myth 3: Using These Systems in Heavy Rain or Fog is Safe Because They

Myth 4: I Can Divert My Attention Since the Car is Driving Itself in

Myth 5: All Brands' Traffic Jam Assist Systems Are Created Equal

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Modern driver-assistance systems like Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) and Lane Centering Assist (LCA) have transformed highway driving, offering a glimpse into a future of reduced fatigue. In congested urban traffic, however, these systems face their ultimate test—a chaotic environment of sudden stops, erratic lane changes, and unpredictable pedestrians. Many drivers, lulled by the technology"s performance on open roads, develop dangerous misconceptions about its capabilities in stop-and-go traffic. Believing these myths doesn"t just risk a fender-bender; it creates a perfect storm for high-speed, multi-vehicle collisions in densely packed conditions.

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