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Warning system that becomes apparent when the pads in the disc brake need replacing.
Warning signal whereby a driver flashes the headlights on and off. Often done before overtaking another vehicle.
One that detects the presence of an occupant and/or child seat. the airbag does not operate if the seat is unoccupied or a small child is present.
Engineering connected with protecting the vehicle's occupants during a collision or roll-over.
Crash protection device, such as an airbag, that does not require an action from the occupant or driver.
Compliant rear-wheel steering system in which the rear wheels automatically angle inwards when cornering, due to cornering forces.