Too Much Tech and Driver Assist Now a Safety Concern

[anonemus]

My first and only tech loaded car is the Ford Territory, and yet hindi ko pa rin kabisado ang mga features nya. I'm old and too lazy to learn them, it's just basically the 360 cam that I find useful. And this is my first adaptive cruise control, which I wanted for so long, tapos nung meron na, hindi ko na magamit kasi we seldom go on long road trips na. Can't even use it at SLEX, because traffic is relatively heavy, car just keeps on hard braking and pressing hard on the gas, to maintain the set distance.

A reviewer demonstrated Territory's adaptive cruise control in EDSA's slow moving traffic and it surprisingly went well

[111prez]

survey results on ADAS from the 2023 Tech Experience Index Study or TXI Study ....

Also, usage of Advanced Driver Assist Systems or ADAS is declining year over year, signaling that carmakers aren’t doing enough to provide a positive customer experience so that trust and usefulness aren’t negatively affected. Among owners who say they use specific technologies all the time, usage of many safety and advanced driver assist systems (ADAS) technologies have declined slightly year over year, most notably reverse automatic emergency braking (-4 percentage points); safe exit assist (-3); and automatic emergency steering (-3).

source: https://www.carguid3.ph/2023/08/hyun...tech.html#more