The F-150’s Pre-Collision with Pedestrian Detection System collects information from a windshield-mounted camera and radar located near the bumper, giving it the ability detect people in or near the road ahead, or pedestrians crossing the vehicle’s path during daylight and clear weather conditions. If a pedestrian is detected in front of the truck and a collision is imminent, the driver first receives an audible and visual warning. If the driver doesn’t respond, the system improves brake responsiveness by reducing the gap between brake pads and discs. If there is still no response from the driver, the brakes are applied automatically and vehicle speed is reduced.