What Causes Lane Assistance System Malfunctions?

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The reasons for lane assistance system malfunctions include: absence of lane markings or failure to recognize relevant boundary lines, vehicle speed below the activation threshold of 65 km/h (varies by country or region), lane width narrower than 2.5 meters or wider than 4.5 meters, excessively tight curves, or hands not being on the steering wheel. It is recommended to check if the onboard camera is obstructed or directly visit a 4S shop for inspection and repair. Below is relevant information about the Lane Keeping Assist System: Definition of Lane Keeping Assist System: The Lane Keeping Assist System is a type of intelligent driving assistance system. It can control the brake coordination device based on the Lane Departure Warning System (LDWS). While the vehicle is in motion, it uses a camera to identify lane markings and helps keep the vehicle within the lane. Precautions for Use: If the vehicle approaches the recognized lane marking and deviates from the driving lane, the system will alert the driver through steering wheel vibration or sound. If the Lane Keeping Assist System detects the lane markings on both sides of the current lane, the system is in standby mode. This is indicated by a green light on the instrument panel.