Honda Auto Center
of Bellevue

Oct 25, 2024

Your safety is very important to Honda, which is why you have an Advanced Driver-Assistance System (ADAS) installed in your vehicle. Your Honda ADAS, known as Honda Sensing, uses radar, cameras, and sensors to act as additional eyes and ears to protect you from danger. We’re going to give you a closer glimpse into some of these features.

Collision Mitigation Braking System (CMBS)

Radar and a forward-looking camera scan the road ahead for any objects. If something is detected, CMBS will calculate the distance between your vehicle and the object and decide if a collision is likely. If a collision risk exists, the system provides audio and visual warnings to advise you so you can take corrective action.

This system will also apply automatic braking if necessary to prevent or reduce damage from an accident.

Road Departure Mitigation System (RDM)

This system also uses a camera, but it scans for lane lines and road edge lines. If your vehicle crosses a road edge line and your turning indicator isn’t active, RDM provides visual and audio warnings. It increases steering wheel torque to assist you in moving back into your original lane. It can also provide braking support, enabling your brakes to engage faster and prevent you from leaving the road.

Lane Keeping Assist System (LKAS)

LKAS scans for lane lines like RDM above, but its purpose is to keep your Honda centered in its lane. If your wheels enter another lane without you actively steering in that direction, the system will alert you. It then supplies mild torque to the steering wheel to direct you to move into the center of your original lane.

Traffic Sign Recognition (TSR)

It’s easy to miss a traffic sign, but that won’t happen again when TSR is active. This system uses a small camera to identify traffic signs, like speed limitations and other warnings. It displays an icon on your screen so you can decide if you need to make any adjustments to your driving.

Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)

This feature can be programmed to maintain a set speed and also keep a specific following distance from any vehicle ahead of you. If ACC determines the distance between you and another vehicle is closing, it applies limited braking to keep the following distance.

Additional Systems

There are many other safety systems, including Cross Traffic Monitor, Blind Spot Information System, and Auto High Beam Headlights. Some of these may already be installed on your Honda or are available to add even more peace of mind.

If you’d like to know more about your Safety systems, contact us today at Honda Auto Center of Bellevue in Bellevue, WA.