People still fear that they do not need a car. Recently, a market research firm Harris Interactive poll found that while the new driver to make sure the new conflict - they want to have the technology to avoid the vehicle, they still hesitate to give up control of their vehicles.
They said their reaction is clearly one half of the blinds - Spot detection vehicles, and 29 percent of them also include a lane departure warning system. This number dropped slightly when the price tags for First Responders learned this technique ($ 600 and $ 400, respectively).
Interestingly, the driver is very little appetite for technology that will automatically correct the vehicle. In other words, drivers of vehicles they always want to maintain control . More than 80 percent of First Responders eumeun said they preferred a warning visual or physical (for example: to handle vibration) than the vehicle itself in the correct lane or if the vehicle's blind spot is drifting out of control.
Drivers are not yet ready to accept it as a useful role as the dashboard where the glorious bobbleheads.
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