Course: Understanding and safely using driver assistance systems

Target group: Compulsory learner drivers from 1.7.25, returning drivers, interested drivers
Location: Theory & practice – in the driving school vehicle or in your own vehicle (as required)

Course content:

In this course, you will learn how modern driver assistance systems work – from adaptive cruise control (ACC) and lane departure warning systems to emergency braking and parking aids.
The course consists of two parts:

Theoretical part:

– Comprehensible explanations of various assistance systems
– Differences, benefits and limitations of the systems
– Information on the legal framework and driver responsibility
– If desired, directly on your own vehicle or on the driving school vehicle

Practical part:

– Joint testing and practicing of the systems in real road traffic
– Typical situations and recommended behavior
– Explanation of the cooperation between driver and technology
– Demonstration of the limits and risks of the systems

Objective: Safety, confidence and a realistic understanding of how to use driver assistance systems.

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