What Causes the BMW Occupant Protection System to Be Restricted?

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Barnes
07/29/25 9:11pm
BMW occupant protection system restricted reasons: The preventive collision warning function that protects the owner has malfunctioned, making it unable to safeguard the owner during a vehicle collision. Function: Prevents driving fatigue. When there is a collision risk or road departure, intermittent light braking or warning sounds will alert the owner. However, the primary responsibility still lies with the owner, as this is only an auxiliary function with certain limitations, such as road and weather conditions. Working Principle: The frontal collision warning system uses radar sensor data to calculate the likelihood of an accident. Within the system's operable range, it can detect collision risks with vehicles or pedestrians. In such cases, the system warns the driver through visual and auditory signals, and may also apply brake jolts. When necessary, partial or full braking may be initiated to reduce impact speed or avoid potential collisions.
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