The first time I ever experienced lane assist in a car was in a borrowed Honda Accord. Any time I drifted towards the lane line without signalling, an alarm wou

The first time I ever experienced lane assist in a car was in a borrowed Honda Accord. Any time I drifted towards the lane line without signalling, an alarm would go off. This doesn't mean the Accord is hard to drive. It's not even hard to learn to drive. I already knew I was supposed to signal before making a lane change. It just made me concerned about how often I must have drifted over lines in other cars without lane assist. "I'm a great driver. I've driven fine for decades without lane assist. I don't need lane assist." I added lane assist to the list of features I wanted in my next car. You know, for my kid's sake (glances left and right). I felt a lot like that with Rust.