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LDW
(redirected from lane departure warning)

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LDWLabor Day Weekend
LDWLimited Damage Waiver (insurance)
LDWLast Day Worked
LDWLateral Drift Warning System (automotive)
LDWLess Developed World
LDWLogical Decision for Windows
LDWLess Door Width
LDWLarge Diameter Weapon
LDWLoss Damage Waiver (insurance)
LDWLaidlaw, Inc (former stock symbol)
LDWLeadership Development Workshop (various organizations)
LDWLane Departure Warning (Infiniti cars)
LDWLocal Data Warehouse
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Thanks to Lane Departure Warning systems, drivers can be alerted immediately when their vehicle begins to drift out of their intended path.
Lane Departure Warning Systems Help Keep Drivers on Track by Ann Knapp / Automotive community
It will first appear in the Volvo S60 in 2010 in the lane departure warning system and in an alert control designed to warn drivers who are about to fall asleep while driving (it analyzes the driving behavior).
Sensor warns of road-ZZZs by Automotive Design & Production
Then there's a lane departure warning system and an automatic driver-horoscope display.
BEEMER ME UP. by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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