Can the blind spot monitoring system take control of the vehicle to avoid an accident?

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This system, classified as an ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System), falls under active safety. Its function is strictly informational and alerting, but it never replaces the driver's action. Operation: Using sensors, it detects the presence of vehicles in the rear side areas that are not visible in the mirrors. It warns via a light signal on the mirror or an acoustic signal if the turn signal is activated. Limitation: Unlike intervention systems (such as Lane Keeping Assist), the blind spot detector does not act on the steering or brakes. Regulation: The driver always retains full responsibility for observing the surroundings and performing the maneuver safely.

Can the blind spot monitoring system take control of the vehicle to avoid an accident?

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