New car features keep you safer on the road

Posted in General, Auto

Thanks to advancements in technology, newer vehicles are smarter in detecting and avoiding accidents, making our roads safer. The next time you are in the market for a new set of wheels, be sure to ask your auto sales rep about these safety features and request a test drive so you can see how each feature works in action.

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Blind Spot Warning

Detects when another vehicle is located on your side or behind you

Automatic Emergency Braking

Detects a possible forward crash and employs the brakes for you (crash avoidance)

Lane Departure Assist

Senses when your vehicle is drifting out of your designated lane

 
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Adaptive Cruise Control

Automatically adjusts your vehicle’s speed to maintain a certain distance from vehicles ahead of you

Automatic High Beams

Automatically turns your high beams on and off when an oncoming vehicle approaches or there is a vehicle ahead

These safety features and car technologies vary by manufacturer and model. If you purchase a new vehicle or trade in an old one, be sure to reach out to your local independent agent and review your auto insurance policy.

Integrity Insurance offers a discount* on vehicles equipped with Blind Spot Warning and/or Automatic Emergency Braking. Learn more about Integrity Auto Insurance here.

*Available coverages and discounts vary by state

Disclaimer: This article is for informational and suggestion purposes only. If the insurance policy coverage descriptions in this article conflict with the language in the policy, the language in the policy applies.
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