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Blind spot detection: Blind spots are hidden from the view of the driver. They are usually located on the side near the trunk of the vehicle. They vary based on the vehicle. Blind spot detection systems will trigger when you are changing lanes or if someone is driving in your blind spot. But, remember this is not a replacement for checking your mirrors.

Lane assist: Lane-keeping assist and lane departure warning is a group of sensors that will detect the lines on the road. If the vehicle edges along the line the sensor will beep to notify the driver.

Adaptive headlights: Traditional headlights are fixed, pointing straight ahead. Some vehicles have self-levelling, but standard headlights remain static. Adaptive headlights, however, swivel with the steering wheel, illuminating the area to the right or left during turns for enhanced visibility.

Adaptive cruise control: Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), once a luxury feature, is now common in many vehicles. ACC uses sensors to maintain a safe distance from other vehicles. It automatically applies brakes and warns the driver if they get too close. Drivers can set a speed limit, but ACC will adjust the speed to maintain a safe distance in traffic or other conditions.

Forward collision warning: Forward Collision Warning (FCW) is a series of signals on the four sides of the vehicle to create a safe distance. If there is an obstruction or space is penetrated, the system will alert the driver.

Autonomous emergency braking: This can replace FCW and will stop the vehicle without the driver's intervention. It will be more precise when determining emergencies.

Backup cameras: Also called reverse cameras. They assist drivers when reversing. They show a visual behind the vehicle and have lines on the in-car video to aid with parking.

Pedestrian detection: This aims to protect those outside the vehicle. This feature has a camera that monitors movement by pedestrians and cyclists and will alert the driver. Some have the option to automatically brake. This can be especially helpful if you are driving in the city and want to lower your Toronto car insurance.

Rear cross traffic alert: This uses sensors to identify pedestrians or vehicles that approach the vehicle from the sides or back. This feature is useful in crowded parking lots and busy streets.

Parking sensors: Also called proximity sensors, they aid drivers when maneuvering into a parking spot. The sensors can detect other parked cars, tall curbs and other obstructions.

Driver-attention monitor: This helps to prevent accidents caused by drowsy driving and distracted driving. The system monitors the car's movements and steering to see if the driver is driving attentively.

Traffic-sign recognition: This is a camera-based system that looks for road signs and presents the data to the driver as a reminder.