When the Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) system detects a risk of collision, how does it act?
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Urban and interurban emergency braking (AEB): in case of driver inattention and risk of rear-end collision, the system is able to detect an imminent danger and act in two ways: it warns the driver and, if the driver ignores the warning, the AEB system will take control of the vehicle to stop it and carry out an emergency braking manoeuvre.
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