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Electronic Stability Control (ESC) is a safety system designed to recognize adverse
driving conditions by 1) continuously measuring and evaluating the speed, the steering
wheel angle, the yaw rate, and the lateral acceleration of a vehicle from various sensors
and 2) using those measured data to compare a driver’s steering input with the vehicle’s
actual motion. If an unstable situation is detected, then ESC automatically intervenes to
assist the driver and stabilize the vehicle by applying the brakes to individual wheels as
needed and possibly reducing engine torque. This technology is expected to reduce the
number of crashes due to driver error and loss of control, because it has the potential to
anticipate situations leading up to some crashes before they occur and the capability to
automatically intervene to prevent them. A major benefit should be the reduction of
single-vehicle crashes that involve losing control and running off the road.
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The types of crash involvements where ESC would likely or at least possibly have an
effect are: vii
• Single-vehicle crashes in which a vehicle ran off the road and then hit a fixed
object and/or rolled over.
• Involvements as a culpable party in a multi-vehicle crash on a dry or wet road.
• Collisions with pedestrians, bicycles, or animals.