What Are the Levels of Driving Assistance?
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The "Classification of Automotive Driving Automation" is one of the foundational standards within China's intelligent connected vehicle standard system. It will support the subsequent introduction of laws, regulations, and mandatory standards related to autonomous driving in China. Below is a partial introduction to the levels of driving assistance: 1. Content: Includes definitions of driving automation, principles for classifying driving automation, elements for dividing driving automation levels, definitions of each level of driving automation, processes and methods for determining driving automation levels, and technical requirements for each level of driving automation. 2. Classification: Autonomous driving is divided into a total of 6 levels from L0 to L5, with L0 representing traditional human driving without automation, and L1 to L5 further classified according to the maturity of autonomous driving.
As an enthusiast who deals with new cars every day, the driving assistance levels refer to the international classification system for vehicle automation, ranging from Level 0 to Level 5. The car I drive is Level 2, equipped with features like lane-keeping and adaptive cruise control, which helps me with steering and speed on highways, but I still need to stay focused on the road. The higher the level, the more the system intervenes; Level 0 is fully manual with no assistance; Level 1 might only have warning sounds or braking; Level 2 is the common combination of automated functions; Level 3 and above can take over most operations, but the driver must be ready to take control at any time; Level 5 is fully autonomous, requiring no human intervention. I think understanding these levels is crucial when choosing a car that fits your driving habits. For example, Level 1 or 2 is practical for city commuting, offering both safety and fuel efficiency. Nowadays, more and more new cars come with these features, making driving easier and more enjoyable for me.
