10.3.1. Collision warnings and mitigation
Your car has warning features designed to reduce the risk of a collision. If a collision cannot be avoided, early
warning and response can help reduce its effects.
Collision warning features include:
Forward collision warnings
Warnings about vehicles cutting across your lane
Rear collision warnings
Note
Safety interventions
If an urgent enough collision risk is identified, the car can intervene to avoid or mitigate the collision without any preced-
ing collision warnings.
Warning
Never rely on collision warnings or safety interventions by the car to be a replacement for safe driving practices. Drive the
car with the same attention to safety as required by a car without these features.
Forward collision warnings
Forward collision warnings can occur if you are getting too close to a vehicle in front of you. The car warns you if it identifies a
collision risk that requires your immediate attention. This is done through notifications in the driver information area. If you are
using the driving view, animations can be shown in combination with the notifications.
The situation and level of urgency affect how forward collision warnings are communicated. Warnings can be communicated
visually in the driver information area, with sound and with brake pulses.
There are three levels of escalation for forward collision warnings.
ꢀ. Increase distance to vehicle ahead
ꢁ. Brake!
ꢂ. Safety intervention. Forward collision risk.
You can adjust how early you want to be warned. This is done in settings.
Warnings about vehicles cutting across your lane
Your car can warn you if you are about to be cut off, such as when a vehicle changes lanes just in front of you. Vehicles that
swerve or move unpredictably in adjacent lanes can trigger these warnings as well. Your car uses messages in the driver inform-
ation area to warn you in these situations. If you are using the driving view, the messages can be shown in combination with
animations.
Rear collision warnings
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