Honda Lane Keeping Assist System

Lane Keeping Assist System Information from Germain Honda of Ann Arbor

What Is The Honda Lane Keeping Assist System?

Another essential component of the Honda Sensing collection of active safety features, the Lane Keeping Assist System (LKAS) works to keep you safe on the roadways. The LKAS can reduce driver fatigue by helping to keep you in the middle of your lane. If you begin to leave the center of a detected lane without signaling, the steering adjusts to keep you centered.

The Lane Keeping Assist System is very similar to the Lane Departure Warning feature, in the sense that they both are there to help prevent your vehicle from unintentionally entering another lane.

How Do I Use The Lane Keeping Assist System?

LKAS relies on a windshield-mounted camera to identify lane markers including Botts’ Dots and cat’s-eye markings and the Electric Power Steering (EPS) system to help correct vehicle travel. It operates at speeds between 45 and 90 MPH. Once the system notices that the vehicle has strayed from its intended course without a turn signal being activated, it will attempt to guide the vehicle back into the center of the lane.

Especially useful when traveling on narrow roadways like carpool lanes, LKAS can add another layer of protection and convenience. Remember, LKAS is not a replacement for the driver’s responsibility for keeping their eyes on the road and hands on the wheel at all times.

Which Honda Vehicles Have The Lane Keeping Assist System?

Every new Honda vehicle has the option to be equipped with Lane Keeping Assist System and Honda Sensing. Feel free to browse our inventory below to find a vehicle with the Lane Keeping Assist System that you like.