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Study finds drivers trust active safety tech but are unaware of limitations

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Tesla Enhanced AutopilotA study by the American Automobile Association Foundation for Traffic Safety in September found that drivers of vehicles with advanced driver assistance system technologies in their vehicles found them to be generally helpful and trustworthy, but failed to understand the limitations of the system. The study surveyed owners of 2016 and 2017...

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Translation - technology is great but there is still no substitute for an alert driver using his eyes and ears, checking his blind spots before making a lane change, etc., etc., etc.

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