Car safety explained – What are Advanced Driver Assistance Systems like to use? | What Car?

There’s a lot of controversy surrounding the latest advanced driver assistance systems [ADAS]. These are able to monitor a vehicle’s surroundings to provide drivers with warnings and assist with accelerating and braking. The most sophisticated can also give steering inputs to guide a car away from a potential incident. But what are they like to actually use? We invited some readers along to test different manufacturers versions out.

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