Adaptive cruise control (ACC) is particularly helpful on the highway, where drivers can find it difficult to monitor their speed and other cars over a long period of time. Advanced cruise control can automatically accelerate, slow down, and at times stop the vehicle, depending on the actions of other objects in the immediate area.

Crashes and pileups caused by drivers that unintentionally leave their lane due to inattention, fatigue, or distraction are a leading reason for traffic injuries and fatalities. Lane Departure Warning cautions the driver when their vehicle strays out of its lane without signaling so that they can correct their course and avoid running into other vehicles.

The automotive surround view camera system assists the driver in parking the vehicle safely by allowing them to see a top-down view of the 360-degree surroundings of the vehicle. Such a system normally consists of four to six wide-angle (fish-eye lens) cameras mounted around the vehicle, each facing a different direction. From these camera inputs, a composite view of the surroundings of the vehicle is synthesized and shown to the driver in real-time during parking.

Blind spot detection systems use sensors to provide drivers with important information that is otherwise difficult or impossible to obtain. Some systems sound an alarm when they detect an object in the driver’s blind spot, such as when the driver tries to move into an occupied lane.

Intricate reversing maneuvers for dropping off deliveries on crowded city streets can cause collisions with other vehicles or pedestrians, cyclists, and motorcyclists. Rear Collision Warning informs the driver when a rear collision is imminent so that they can take action to prevent it from happening.

Did you know that car windshields are very technologically advanced? What you may think is just glass, is actually much more than meets the eye. You can’t always see them, but there are built-in sensors, specially positioned tinted and non-tinted areas, heaters, and noise reduction layers all across your windshield. There might even be built-in or attached sensors that may be linked to your car’s ADAS. If those sensors change position by a millimeter or degree, it may throw the entire system off. This is one reason why ADAS recalibration is essential after a windshield replacement.

No time is your schedule to have your ADAS system calibrated to peak safety standards? Not a problem at all. Schedule a Mobile Service call with P-PAC and we will send a technician directly to your home or office for professional maintenance. Our technician will make sure your ADAS is properly tested and perform a recalibration if necessary. All you need to do is contact us and a member of our team will schedule your appointment. We believe that nothing should get in the way of automobile safety.