Matthew Marven

Why ADAS Warnings Appear After A Windscreen Change Most ADAS functions rely on a camera bonded to the windscreen. Even a perfect new fit can shift the camera’s angle by a few millimetres. A moved bracket, refitted trims, or adhesive still curing can alter alignment...

ADAS in Today’s Cars: Why Calibration Matters After a New Windscreen Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) help you drive more safely. Common features include lane keep assist, autonomous emergency braking (AEB), adaptive cruise control and traffic sign...

ADAS Calibration in Plain English Advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) help you drive more safely. Features such as lane-keeping assist, autonomous emergency braking (AEB), adaptive cruise control and traffic sign recognition rely on precisely calibrated cameras...

Mobile vs Workshop ADAS Calibration: Which Is Safest? Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) use cameras, radar and sometimes lidar to support braking, lane keeping and driver alerts. Calibration aligns these sensors so they interpret the road exactly as designed....

ADAS Calibration And Safety At A Glance Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) rely on exact camera and sensor alignment. Even a new windscreen can change a camera’s angle by fractions of a degree, moving braking or steering reference points on the road. For a...

ADAS Calibration After Windscreen Work: Why It Matters Modern driver‑assistance systems rely on precise camera, radar and lidar data to run AEB, lane keeping and traffic sign recognition. Even a slight change in windscreen angle or the removal/refit of a camera can...

ADAS Calibration in Plain English: What It Is and Why It Matters Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) support braking, steering and driver awareness. Common features include AEB, lane keep assist, adaptive cruise control, traffic sign recognition, blind spot...

EV windscreens: why they’re different EV windscreens do more than keep out the weather. They add body rigidity and provide a clear, stable view for advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). Many EVs use glass with IR/solar coatings, acoustic interlayers, heated zones...

Why a Windscreen Damage Policy Cuts Fleet Downtime Unplanned glass damage stops vehicles, causes missed delivery slots and last‑minute driver swaps, and raises safety risk. A clear windscreen policy speeds decisions, reduces roadside handovers and lifts first‑visit...

Why Fleet Windscreen Care Matters Unplanned windscreen damage removes vans from routes, increases risk, and can threaten MOT compliance. Proactive glass care keeps drivers safe, visibility clear, and vehicles legal. For rules on visibility zones and test limits, see...