What does the term "advanced driver-assistance systems" refer to?

The term "advanced driver-assistance systems" refers specifically to technological features that enhance safety in vehicles. These systems are designed to improve vehicle safety and facilitate safer driving by supporting the driver with various functions. Examples include automatic braking, adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assistance, and collision avoidance systems. By using sensors, cameras, and algorithms, these systems can help detect potential hazards and provide alerts or take action to prevent accidents.

In contrast to the other choices, which do not capture the comprehensive safety-enhancing nature of these systems, the correct answer accurately reflects the primary focus of advanced driver-assistance technologies—that is, to assist drivers in making informed decisions and to mitigate risks on the road.