"Evasive steering" refers to the action of deliberately changing the direction of a moving vehicle to avoid a hazard or danger on the road. Full definition
Other driver aids include Evasive Steering Assist, Blind Spot monitoring with Cross Traffic Alert and Wrong Way Alert, plus there's Ford MyKey, inflatable seatbelts and Post-Collision Braking. (autoexpress.co.uk)
The standard Dynamic Cruise Control maintains any selected speed between 19 — 130 mph, while the new Evasion Aid system, which operates at speeds up to 100 mph, supports the necessary evasive steering action when the vehicle in front slams on the brakes. (topspeed.com)
You can also equip your E-Class with even more advanced active safety technologies, including evasive steering assist, a 360 - degree camera system, a head - up display, and park assist, just to scratch the safety surface. (mbofsantarosa.com)