ITS

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ITS

Abbreviation for:
Independent Tribunal Service (now, the Appeals Service)
inferior temporal sulcus
Initial Tracing Service
insulin-transferrin-selenium
intertubercular sulcus

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While existing lane departure systems rely on optical and sensors to determine a vehicle's position relative to road markings, the Visteon/UMTRI project integrates radar and GPS technology to provide a more comprehensive driver assistance system.

Crash avoidance goes high-tech: taking lane departure warning systems to the next level

Innovative options include xenon dual function directional headlights - standard on Exclusive or pounds 750 on VTR models - and a first-in-class Lane Departure System, which adds pounds 300 to the price.

5 Star C charge: Roadtest: Citroen C5; ADAM STEVENS gives a double A-plus to what was formerly an average saloon

The Lane Departure System recognises lane markings through the use of a small camera mounted in the rearview mirror, which, together with the vehicle's speed and other factors, then determines if the vehicle is leaving its designated lane.

INFINITE WISDOM

The Lane Departure System recognises lane markings through the use of a small camera mounted in the rear view mirror, which, together with the vehicle's speed and a number of other factors, then determines if the vehicle is leaving its designated lane.

Motoring: New Nissan executive could come to Britain

The lane departure system recognises lane markings through the use of a small camera mounted in the rear view mirror, which, together with the vehicle's speed and other factors, then determines if the vehicle is leaving its designated lane.

Motor Max: Nissan's safety buzzer; It sounds if you move out of lane

Features such as Vauxhall's FlexFix cycle carrier as used on the Corsa are also likely to be included on the newmodel as will the Front Camera System from the Insignia, which combines traffic signal recognition with a lane departure system.