What does Lane Change Assist mean?
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Lane Change Assist, also known as Blind Spot Monitoring, functions by alerting the driver to approaching vehicles from behind through the side mirrors or other locations on the vehicle. Due to vehicle design, there are certain blind spots in the rear visibility range during lane changes or overtaking. The Lane Change Assist system aims to minimize these blind spots as much as possible, allowing the driver to assess the situation of vehicles behind through warning signals. When changing lanes, if there is a vehicle approaching from behind, the Lane Change Assist system will sound an alarm to alert the driver, ensuring safe lane changing. The principle of Lane Change Assist is similar to radar. When preparing to change lanes by signaling, if the driver fails to notice other vehicles in adjacent lanes, the LED lights on the mirrors will flash to warn the driver to pay attention to safety.