Abstract
The rising incidence of accidents in countries due to the lack of safety equipment in vehicles has been a hectic situation these days. Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) are the most promising technology for reducing road transport externalities (e.g. congestion, traffic accidents, and environmental stress). The purpose of this study is to increase the safety and efficiency of motor vehicles, commercial vehicles, and special vehicles and shape the mobility of tomorrow. Using a cross-sectional analysis, the study analyzed vehicle safety can be improved by using ADAS technologies such as radar, LIDAR, ultrasonic and infrared (IR) sensors, highly resilient and reliable cameras, optical sensors. A review of the most popular available technologies used in ADAS and descriptions of their application areas are discussed in this paper.
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