Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS)
If Blind Spot Detection (BSD) flags a vehicle in its zone and you signal towards that side, what normally happens?
Reviewed on 29 Jul 2026
- A The alert switches off
- ✓ The alert intensifies with flashing or sound
- C The vehicle changes lanes automatically
- D The system turns off the mirrors
Why this is the correct answer
When a vehicle is in the blind spot, the mirror shows a steady light; if you also signal towards that side, the alert intensifies with flashing or a sound to warn of the danger of changing lanes.
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