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Mercedes 2011






2011 mercedes

The Mercedes-Benz CL-Class received a number of significant

updates for the 2011 model year, and two additions to the

luxurious coupe include a pair of new active safety systems.

When the new CL-Class arrives this fall, it will offer the added

 safety Active Lane Keeping Assist and Active Blind Spot Assist.

Neither technology is groundbreaking, but both are new to

Mercedes and beyond the new CL-Class should be available on

other 2011 Mercedes-Benz cars, crossovers and SUVs.

To help keep the driver in his or her intended lane, the CL’s

new Active Lane Keeping Assist uses a forwarded mounted

camera in the windshield to detect lane markings. If the car

detects unintended drifting or lane changing, it will alert the

driver by slightly vibrating the steering wheel. These vibrations

 are meant to mimic rumble strips in the road, and are created

using an electric motor. If the driver doesn’t correct and the

car continues to drift into another the lane, Active Lane

Keeping Assist uses the standard Electronic Stability Program

(ESP) to apply pressure to the brakes on the opposite side of the

car (causing a brake pull away from the drift) to keep the

vehicle in its intended lane.
source:autotropolis.com
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