What does LDWS on a car mean?
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LDWS in a car stands for Lane Departure Warning System. The function of LDWS Lane Departure Warning: When the vehicle unintentionally deviates from its lane, the system will sound an alarm to remind the driver to make corrections until the driver adjusts the driving direction. It aims to prevent traffic accidents caused by unintentional lane departure due to driver fatigue or lack of concentration. How the LDWS system works: The Lane Departure Warning System mainly consists of a HUD head-up display, camera, controller, and sensors. When the lane departure system is activated, the camera (usually installed on the side of the vehicle or the rearview mirror position) continuously captures the lane markings, and through image processing, obtains the vehicle's position parameters within the current lane.