What is the difference between Level 2 and Level 3 assisted driving systems?
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Assisted driving systems Level 2 and Level 3 differ in their driving systems: Level 2 driving systems are semi-autonomous, where the driver still needs to take the lead in vehicle operation most of the time, and only under specific circumstances can the driver temporarily take their hands off the steering wheel. Level 3 driving systems are conditionally autonomous, allowing the vehicle to achieve autonomous driving in most road conditions, taking over the majority of driving functions. Assisted driving systems generally refer to driving assistance systems, including lane-keeping assist systems, automatic parking assist systems, brake assist systems, reverse assist systems, and driving assist systems.