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Pre-Collision Braking System
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- Even if the object is an identifiable object, the system cannot recognize it as
an identified object because, for example, the front of the identifiable object
cannot be seen or is difficult to see because it is driving without its head-
lights on at night.
- Even if the obstacle is an oncoming vehicle, your vehicle moved into the
oncoming vehicle’s path before the system could recognize it as an identi-
fied object.
- Even if the object is an identifiable object, your vehicle is in the oncoming
lane.
- Even if the object is an identifiable object, depending on the brightness of
the surroundings, its relative movement, its aspect, and the direction it is
facing, there may be cases when the system cannot detect it as an identi-
fied object.
• In particular, there is a high possibility that your vehicle cannot stop or that the
system will not activate in the following cases:
- Visibility is poor due to water, snow, dust, etc. kicked up by another vehicle,
or due to water vapor, sand, smoke, etc. in the air.
- Approaching an oncoming motorcycle, a pedestrian or an oncoming cyclist
at night.
- The identified object is outside the area illuminated by the headlights.
- The front aspect of the oncoming vehicle is small, low or irregular.
- The vehicle, etc. has its side facing you.
- The vehicle, etc. is backing up.
- The oncoming vehicle suddenly swerves, accelerates or decelerates.
- The identified object suddenly cuts in from the side or suddenly runs in front
of you.
- The identified object is close to your vehicle’s bumper.
- You turn the steering wheel suddenly away or back to your direction of
travel.
- The angle of the crossing road is acute, or you are entering into a road that
curves very gently, etc.
- Entering a crank, curve, road that forks several times, etc.
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