The system helps to drive safely
Nissan Motor (Japan) has introduced a new safety technology system for cars. This system consists of a radar sensor and computers installed inside the vehicle, which help assess the vehicle's speed and distance.
When the "feel" system is likely to hit the other side of the vehicle, the accelerator pedal automatically pushes the driver's foot, a telltale sign that the driver needs to move his foot. brake. When the sensors detect any potential collisions and the driver's foot is lifted off the accelerator pedal, the brake will operate automatically. According to Nissan, the system will make driving safer because studies show more than half of car accidents occur due to driver negligence, sleepiness or sloppyness.
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