Avoid accidents as much as possible, offer maximum safety while driving and to all road users, guaranteeing comfort and information.
These are some of the main objectives that we want to achieve and strengthen through the now imminent entry into force of one new traffic law, arriving in the summer.
In fact, in the month of July, a new provision will come into force relating to car safetyrelating to the obligation to install new equipment.
It’s about mandatory devices to be assembled, which will radically change the use of cars, and which will concern all new ones vehicles that will be for sale.
Every car in the European Union will have to have a new set of electronic devices which are grouped together with a now well-known acronym, that is, both the ADAS.
New mandatory ADAS, here’s what they are and what they do
ADAS in the language of cars it is a synthesis of a concept that everyone now knows specialists and mechanics up to the media and citizens have learned to recognize. These are systems Advanced Driving Aid Systems, i.e. advanced driving assistance systems, and have been present in EU safety regulations since 2019, as crucial requirements for the protection of car occupants and those traveling on public roads. From July they will be mandatory on new cars a series of devices considered crucial.
We start from Fatigue and drowsiness detector (DDR) which detects when the driver loses concentration while driving due to drowsiness or other reasons: an alarm has been triggered and a cup of coffee appears on the display while the steering wheel vibrates with a text message suggesting stopping. And then here’s the Intelligent Speed Assistant (ISA), which adapts the speed to the limit found on the road.
Adas needed on board, here they are
Other Adas are theCross Traffic Alert (RCTA) which is activated in cases such as reversing, parking, or detects approaching vehicles or pedestrians or bicycles; L’ Lane Departure Warning (LDW), Emergency Braking System (ESS), it’s still therestarter with breathalyzer which is talked about a lot.
There will also be there‘Belt use warning That beeps and finally the famous one Black box (EDR), that is, a device similar to that of airplanes (which is placed under the driver’s seat and screwed to the chassis), for collecting driving information.
