MAN UK

At a glance

  • Turn warning with two-sided monitoring

    Radar sensors monitor the hard-to-see side area and can help reduce the risk of a collision when turning.

  • Helps to prevent accidents

    The system warns visually and acoustically of impending collisions with pedestrians or cyclists when moving off or turning at low speed.

  • Improved safety and reduced stress

    Helps increase safety for vulnerable road users and at the same time relieves the driver – especially in the city.

The MAN TGE maintains an overview

Turn warning in operation

The assistance system supports the driver in detecting cyclists and pedestrians in the so-called blind spot at speeds of up to 30 km/h[Van-LimitsSystem]. If the side radar sensors detect a vulnerable road user in the danger zone, the turn warning alerts the driver visually in the side mirror and additionally acoustically, depending on the warning level.

Stage 1

Visual warning by lights in the side mirror: Cyclists and/or pedestrians are in the danger zone.

Level 2 (can be deactivated)

Visual warning by flashing in the side mirror: Collision expected.

Level 3 (can be deactivated)

Visual and acoustic acute warning: Collision expected – immediate reaction by the driver is required.

Important: In trailer operation, the sensor area of the turn warning is shortened.

Moving-off warning in action

The system helps the driver prevent collisions with vulnerable road users in the immediate area in front of the vehicle[Van-LimitsSystem] – at speeds of 0 to 10 km/h. If the front radar sensors detect cyclists or people in the danger zone, a two-stage warning is issued visually in the instrument cluster and acoustically.

Stage 1

Driver information: Road users in the danger zone without a risk of collision – a visual warning is displayed in the instrument cluster.

Stage 2

Warning: Collision expected – visual and acoustic warning.

Important: The vehicle does not brake independently.

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