Honda of Maryland- Early Warning Systems Prevent Accidents
Honda of Maryland- Early Warning Systems Prevent Accidents
Research has suggested that we may reach the point where vehicles drive themselves one day, however we are not at that point just yet. Advances in technology that might one day result in cars that drive themselves are already being used in today's vehicles. Many of the early warning systems in place today are just the beginning of the technology that is available. This technology aids drivers and in some cases not only improves safety but prevents accidents as well. Honda of Maryland looks at some of this technology and how it is being used to prevent accidents.
Lane departure technology- Several different vehicles are now equipped with lane departure technology that either warns or prevents a vehicle from drifting over the line without a turn signal. This will help in situations where drivers have unintentionally crossed over the line, which can potentially result in an accident. The warning system simply alerts the driver of the drifting through a vibration in the steering wheel where the prevention system physically stops the car from crossing over.
Collision prevention- Depending on the specific system in place, collision prevention may work in different ways. As a general rule, vehicles equipped with a collision prevention system will notice automatic braking and a retracting seatbelt when the car "senses" a collision is about to happen. Baltimore Honda dealers can describe this type of technology and which vehicles are equipped with collision prevention.
The two types of technology listed here are just the tip of the iceberg in terms of new warning systems available. Each year technology that improves safety and accident prevention becomes more advanced. Talk to your area Honda dealer to learn more about how early warning systems can keep you and your family safe on the roadways.