Honda produces self-propelled cars

Picture 1 of Honda produces self-propelled cars Picture 2 of Honda produces self-propelled cars Honda Accord ADAS automatically increases and decreases speed - even running around the bends. Every ten seconds, the driver just touches the steering wheel.

"The Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) does not replace the driver - you can not climb into the back seat to sleep!" Says Graham Avent, a spokesman for Honda . But this system helps you to run your lanes and at a safe speed on the highway.

The system also helps drivers make long distances less tiring and will prevent some accidents by minimizing driver mistakes. This is the biggest step in terms of safety since after the airbag
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This new car works by using two main components. Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) is a radar sensor located in the front of the car that detects other vehicles. Thereby, the car will accelerate or decelerate. There is also a LKAS Support System - a rearview mirror that can see the blades and control the steering wheel.

This Honda Accord will be sold for $ 45,580 in March and all Honda cars will have the ADAS system by 2016.

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