The lane tracking system stands out as a technological support that helps drivers keep their attention on the road, especially during long journeys. These systems operate with a camera located at the front of the vehicle, usually mounted behind the rearview mirror. This camera detects the lane markings on the road to keep the vehicle within its lane. It analyzes the images to assess the vehicle’s position within the lane and if the vehicle begins to drift out of the lane, the system alerts the driver with sound, visual signals, or steering vibration. This greatly contributes to preventing potential accidents.
System Activation Dependent on Speed Limitations
The system only becomes active at certain speed limits. It deactivates when the driver signals to change lanes or when the lane markings are not clear. Additionally, the system can lose effectiveness in bad weather conditions. Therefore, drivers need to understand the limitations and operating conditions of the system well.
Nowadays, many car manufacturers have started to offer these systems as standard in their vehicles. Major companies like Toyota and Bosch continue to develop this technology. Vehicle users can increase road safety by being aware of such safety features and using them correctly. If you have experienced the benefits of these systems in your vehicle, do not forget to share your experiences.
Source: Toyota
