I doubt it, for three reasons.
1: The conversions into km/h are given.
2: 70 km/h does not seem to match up with any major mainland European speed limit.
3: It's the same on the German site, which uses the English word "motorway" in the illustration.
Das adaptive Frontlichtsystem optimiert die Lichtverteilung Ihres Fahrzeugs je nach Fahrsituation. Zum Beispiel für Autobahn-, Stadt- oder Landstraßenfahrten sowie für Park- und Kurvenmanöver. Neben dem standardmäßigen Fern- und Abblendlicht nutzt das System auch...
I would think that it would be whomever enforces the vehicle standards regulations, which is the DVSA not the DVLA, and I doubt that there's actually a regulation preventing the addition of this sort of legally useless feature.
https://legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1989/1796/contents
#VehicleStandards #RoadSafety #DVSA #AdaptiveHeadlamps #Ford
Heh!
Speed up over 70mph: look like you are flashing your headlamps to yield to other traffic.
It certainly seems that humanity is *automating* the behaviours of the worst drivers on the road.
And calling it "safety" and "assistance".
Don't get me started on what "Intelligent Speed Assist" turns out to do in practice. (-:
#motorways #AdaptiveHeadlamps #Ford #DriverAssistance #RoadSafety
Intelligent Speed Assist is designed to aid your speed control, enabling you to concentrate on the road. First, a front-facing camera automatically detects the current speed limit. If activated, the system adjusts your maximum speed setting to that limit*. *It...
What is with car manufacturers?
Ford U.K. has a vehicle feature designed for motorways that only kicks in when one is exceeding the maximum legal speed on any motorway.
#Ford #FordUK #motorways #AdaptiveHeadlamps #DriverAssistance
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