Can ADAS systems (advanced driver assistance systems) installed in the vehicle be disconnected at any time?

Through sensors and smart cameras, these ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) significantly improve the active safety of the vehicle, providing the driver with relevant information that facilitates decision-making by creating a safe environment in the vehicle. Furthermore, where applicable, they can safely intervene in the driving of the vehicle when the driver does not respond to a dangerous situation. However, the driver must bear in mind that these systems are only a driving aid, and it is possible that some of them may not function correctly under certain circumstances such as rain, fog, ice, snow, dust clouds or smoke. Lack of cleanliness can render a sensor or camera ineffective, in which case it would be advisable to deactivate it if necessary. Generally, these systems can be disconnected permanently, or at a given moment temporarily by the driver's intervention, who must maintain absolute control of the vehicle. Therefore, their use does not exempt the driver from the liability that may arise from causing an accident or dangerous situation through improper use of these systems, through excessive confidence in their effectiveness, or through ignoring a signal or order from an officer.