ADAS for Passenger Transport

Passenger transport, whether by bus, taxi, or ride-sharing services,
can greatly benefit from the integration of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS). Here’s a
use case that highlights the advantages of ADAS in passenger transport.

By incorporating ADAS, passenger transport providers handled these
challenges and offered higher safety, efficiency, and comfort to their passengers.

• Collision Avoidance and Forward Collision
  Warning: ADAS features like Forward Collision Warning (FCW) alerted drivers
  when they approached vehicles or obstacles too closely. This helped prevent collisions and
  provided more time for the driver to react and avoid accidents.
• Lane Keeping Assist (LKA): LKA assists drivers
  in maintaining proper lane discipline. The system provides gentle steering inputs to keep
  the vehicle centered within the lane, reducing the risk of unintentional lane
  departures.
• Traffic Sign Recognition (TSR): TSR technology
  detects and interprets traffic signs such as speed limits, stop signs, and no-entry signs.
  It provides visual or audible alerts to drivers, ensuring compliance with regulations and
  enhancing safety.
• Driver Monitoring:  Monitor driver
  behavior, such as sharp cornering, overspeading etc. This allows for timely alerts or
  notifications to remind drivers to stay focused, minimizing the risk of accidents caused by
  driver-related factors.

• Compliance with Work Hour Regulations: Driver
  monitoring and fleet management software enable accurate tracking of driver work hours,
  ensuring compliance with work hour regulations. This helps avoid violations, penalties, and
  legal risks associated with improper work hour management.
• Optimal Shift Planning: Efficient shift planning
  and optimization based on driver availability and preferences enhance operational efficiency
  in employee transport. This ensures sufficient driver coverage, minimizes disruptions, and
  improves service reliability.