Which of the following systems can provide audible alerts to drivers who are drifting from their lanes?

Lane Departure Warning Systems are specifically designed to monitor a vehicle's position within its lane and provide audible alerts to the driver if they begin to drift out of that lane. These systems utilize cameras or sensors to detect lane markings on the road. When the system identifies unintentional lane departure, it activates audible alerts or visual warnings to grab the driver's attention, which can help prevent potential accidents due to drifting.

The other options do not serve the same purpose as Lane Departure Warning Systems. Dynamic Radar Placement Systems are more focused on maintaining safe distances from other vehicles rather than lane positioning. Electronic Stability Programs are designed to enhance vehicle stability by detecting and reducing loss of traction, but they do not specifically warn drivers about lane departure. Traction Control Systems assist in maintaining grip on slippery surfaces but do not monitor lane positions or provide alerts related to lane drifting.