backupcameraWhile the answer is a resounding YES, there is a catch.

Not surprisingly, the impressive new safety features in modern vehicles first requires the driver to learn how to properly use those features.  Perhaps because old habits die hard, many motorists are not deriving a benefit from each of the safety features their vehicle provides.

Helping drivers to overcome this challenge is this great organization — https://mycardoeswhat.org/   After visiting this incredible website it is hard to imagine ALL drivers cannot learn something new to better utilize the safety features of their vehicle.

For those seeking further details, I highly recommend an excellent article from IRMI on automotive safety, Advanced Driver Assistance.

Do you know how to use all of the features available to help you drive More Safely?

 

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