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Adaptive Cruise Control
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- The vehicle in front is not
directly ahead of your vehicle
and is shifted to one side.
- There is an obstacle on the
side of the road.
- The relative speed difference
compared to the vehicle in
front is large.
- A vehicle cuts into your lane
in front of you.
- The distance between vehi-
cles is extremely short.
- Your vehicle is drifting within
the lane.
- On a bumpy or unpaved road
surface
- On a road with extremely narrow lanes, such as when traffic restrictions are
in effect or in areas where construction work is taking place
- Normal driving has become unstable due to an accident or malfunction.
- Extremely heavy cargo is loaded in the rear seat or trunk of your vehicle.
• There are limits to the situation judgment capabilities of the Adaptive Cruise
Control system. Deceleration may not take place in time in the following situa-
tions. Apply the brake pedal to decelerate the vehicle if necessary.
- The speed difference with the vehicle in front is too large or the vehicle in
front decelerates unexpectedly.
- The decelerating vehicle in front unexpectedly slows down or suddenly
brakes.
• If the alert/notification sounds frequently, do not use Adaptive Cruise Control.
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