Driver Assistance refers to a variety of technologies and features designed to help drivers with the most common tasks associated with driving, such as parking, changing lanes, or keeping within their lane. These systems use sensors, cameras, radar, GPS data, and other advanced technology to provide real-time information and assistance to drivers in order to improve safety, reduce stress, and make the driving experience more comfortable and convenient. Some common examples of driver assistance technologies include adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning systems, blind spot detection, automatic emergency braking, and self-parking features. These systems can help prevent accidents caused by human error or distraction, and ultimately contribute to a safer driving experience for everyone on the road.