Vehicle Driving Guide Mode for Mission-Based Novice Training

The training system is divided into multiple distinct training modes (steering wheel operation training, acceleration operation training, brake operation training, lane change training) that can be activated independently based on specific training conditions. Each mode focuses on specific driving skills and can be progressed through sequentially, allowing the system to manage complexity by activating only the necessary training components at any given time.

The system performs preliminary assessment of the driver's skill level and activates appropriate training modes before actual driving situations arise. Training conditions are pre-set and automatically detected, allowing the system to prepare and guide drivers through necessary training sequences before they encounter real-world driving challenges that would require those specific skills.

The automatic intervention system dynamically adjusts its level of control based on the training phase and detected driving conditions. During early training stages or when critical safety thresholds are approached, the system provides stronger guidance and intervention. As the driver demonstrates improved skills or operates in safer conditions, the system gradually reduces intervention, allowing the driver to take more control while maintaining safety oversight.

The system continuously monitors driver operations and provides real-time feedback through the guide display and audio output. When improper operations are detected, the system immediately provides corrective guidance and can intervene automatically. This continuous feedback loop allows the driver to understand the relationship between their actions and system responses, gradually improving their judgment and reducing the need for intensive intervention over time.