The Automatic Emergency Braking System is triggered when?

The Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) system is designed to enhance vehicle safety by automatically applying the brakes when it detects an imminent collision that the driver has not responded to adequately. This means if the system senses that the driver has not applied sufficient brake pressure in a critical situation, such as when approaching an obstacle or another vehicle too quickly, it will take the initiative to reduce speed or stop the car to prevent or minimize a crash.

This functionality is paramount in situations where the driver may be distracted or unable to respond quickly enough, thereby helping to avoid or mitigate accidents caused by human error. By automatically stepping in when necessary, the system acts as a crucial layer of safety. The other options do not reflect the primary purpose and operational mode of the AEB system.