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A Lane Departure Warning System (LDW) is a sensor that warns the driver when the vehicle begins to move out of its lane (unless a turning signal is blinking) on freeways and arterial (high-traffic/urban) roads. LDW keeps the driver alerted when they accidentally begin to drift out of their lane. This system is part of the Honda Sensing® safety suite and is standard in most new models and offered in additional models. Learn more about Honda of Lincoln commitment to keeping %%di_drivers%% safe with this technology.
When commuting in your Honda between Omaha and Bellevue, you want to ensure your safety and other drivers surrounding you, as well. LDW utilizes a camera to detect lane markings ahead of your vehicle and your position in the lane. When the camera catches you unintentionally approaching another lane, it delivers a warning, which can include: an audible warning, a haptic warning (vibration in the seat or steering wheel), the ability to disable the vehicle, self-correction, or a visual warning.
The vehicle can automatically correct, but it is not standard in all cars. In Honda vehicles, this function turns on automatically when you start the vehicle; however, this is not standard for all vehicles. This function protects the driver, passenger, and surrounding cars from:
In addition to LDW Gretna divers are protected with a multitude of additional safety features, including:
Now that you have an overview of the top-of-the-line features Honda drivers have, contact us with any questions you may have. Visit Honda of Lincoln today to look at our outstanding inventory, and let our esteemed sales staff help you find and test drive your new or used Honda today!
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