What does the Audi warning mean?
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Audi's pre-sense warning is a collision prevention system designed to protect the driver. It helps prevent driver fatigue and alerts the driver with intermittent light braking or warning sounds when there is a risk of collision or lane departure. However, it is primarily an assistive feature and has certain limitations, such as road and weather conditions. Below is additional information about the pre-sense system: 1. Front: The pre-sense system uses radar sensor data to calculate the likelihood of an accident. Within the system's operational range, it can detect collision risks with other vehicles or pedestrians. In such cases, the system warns the driver through visual and auditory signals, and may also apply partial or full braking to reduce impact speed or avoid a collision. In vehicles equipped with the basic version of the pre-sense system, the front seat belts may also be pre-tensioned if necessary. The front Audi pre-sense system remains active even when the adaptive cruise control is turned off. 2. Rear: The cross-traffic assist system has its limitations and may not always provide a warning in every situation.