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The development of new electronic devices for in-car usage has provided new challenges for automotive designers and engineers. Several researches have been focusing the ways drivers interact with the vehicle, seeking to understand the influence of the modern technological devices on the errors committed by the drivers. Although the electronic devices may lead to driver inattention, technological aid can improve drivability and safety by means of providing to the driver helpful information about the vehicle status, especially during unexpected and urgent situations. ADAS - Advanced Driver Assistance Systems, in such context, play the role of providing helpful features to the driver. Due to the high visual demand of the driving task, other human processing channels may be used for driver-vehicle communication. This work presents and discusses some advanced driver assistance systems proposed by the scientific community that take advantage of multimodal human processing to better safety and drivability.