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Did you know that insurance companies cover ADAS calibration as part of an accident repair? When your vehicle is repaired after a collision, it’s not just about replacing panels and paintwork. Modern cars are equipped with a network of cameras, radars, and ultrasonic sensors. If these aren’t calibrated, your car may not meet road safety […]

One of the most common questions drivers ask us is: “When do I need my ADAS calibrated?” The answer is: any time a repair, replacement, or adjustment could affect the alignment of sensors and cameras. Here are the most common situations: Skipping calibration may mean your lane assist, blind spot monitor, or emergency braking won’t

You may have noticed that cars today are more intelligent than ever. From keeping you in your lane on the freeway to automatically applying the brakes if you’re distracted, these technologies are called ADAS — Advanced Driver Assistance Systems. ADAS includes: But here’s the catch: all of these systems depend on precise calibration. If the

If you’re reading this, your vehicle has just been through an ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) calibration with Safe Drive Group. You may be asking: What exactly does calibration mean — and why is it so important? Modern Cars Depend on ADAS Today’s vehicles are built with advanced safety features like: All of these rely

  What Is Adaptive Cruise Control? Adaptive cruise control (ACC) is an advanced driver-assistance system that automatically adjusts a vehicle’s speed to maintain a safe following distance from the vehicle ahead. Unlike traditional cruise control, which maintains a constant speed, ACC can slow down and speed up in response to traffic. How it Works ACC