The phrase "assist the driver" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to helping or providing support to someone who is operating a vehicle.
Example: "The passenger was instructed to assist the driver by navigating the route."
Alternatives: "help the driver" or "support the driver."
These devices, individually and as a system, assist the driver in making safe, efficient, consistent decisions.
The semiautonomous car that can assist the driver in difficult situations is an obvious next step beyond using workload detection to manage distraction.
Research to develop so-called intelligent vehicles that can assist the driver and even operate without driver intervention, at least on special roads, has made some progress.
Ms. Speisman rushed over to assist the driver, which was in character for a woman known for baking brownies for co-workers' birthdays and sharing food with homeless people.
Although the automaker loads its Mercedes-Benz S-Class models with technology engineered to assist the driver, it also fits as standard a feature called Enhanced Attention Assist, meant to help the driver stay engaged and awake.
In the second hepatic feedback (HF) situation, the RDP was activated to assist the driver.
This analysis was then used to create maps and charts characterizing road stability to assist the drivers.
Driver assistance systems (DAS), having capability to recognize driver emotions along with facial gestures, can assist the drivers in a better way.
Google is best-known for touting the idea, but it turns out (as a long New Yorker article pointed out) that lots of vehicle manufacturers are working on the same idea – though they're thinking of assisting the driver, not replacing the driver, for all sorts of reasons.
In the trucking business, beyond the obvious importance of assisting the driver in safer vehicle operation, risk mitigation is also a powerful motivator.
