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4-5. Using the driving support systems
tance
Approximately 15 mph (20 km/h) or more
Curve deceleration assistance
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Approximately 15 mph (20 km/h) or more
Steering assist within a lane
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Approximately 5 to 80 mph (10 to 140
km/h)
System operation will be canceled when
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In the following situations, system opera-
tion will be canceled:
• When the dynamic radar cruise control
or cruise control is operating
• When the PCS is off
• Situations in which some or all of the
functions of the system cannot operate:
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• When the P, R or N shift position is
selected
In the following situations, the brake
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operation assist will be canceled:
• Approximately 9 mph (15 km/h) or less
• When a certain vehicle speed has been
reached, as judged by the system,
according to the surrounding conditions
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In the following situations, system opera-
tion may be canceled:
• When the brake control or output restric-
tion control of a driving support system
operates
(For example: PCS, drive-start control)
• When the system determines that a
detected object has moved away from
the vehicle
• When lane lines can no longer be
detected
• When the brake pedal has been
depressed
• When the accelerator pedal has been
depressed
• When the steering wheel has been oper-
ated with more than a certain amount of
force
• When the turn signal lever is operated to
the left/right turn position
WARNING
Situations in which the system may
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not operate properly
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Situations in which the lane may not be
detected:
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When a detectable object stops
immediately before entering the path
of the vehicle
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When passing extremely close to a
detectable object behind a guardrail,
fence, etc.
When changing lanes while overtaking
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a detectable object
When passing a detectable object that
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is changing lanes or turning left/right
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When there are objects (guardrails,
power poles, trees, walls, fences, poles,
traffic cones, mailboxes, etc.) in the
surrounding area
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When there are patterns or a painting
ahead of the vehicle that may be mis-
taken for a detectable object
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When passing through a place with a
low structure above the road (tunnel
with a low ceiling, traffic sign, sign-
board, etc.)
When driving on snowy, icy, or rutted
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roads
When a detectable object is
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approaching your vehicle
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When your vehicle or a detectable
object is wandering
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When the movement of a detectable
object changes (change in direction,
sudden acceleration or deceleration,
etc.)
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When suddenly approaching a detect-
able object
When a preceding vehicle or motor-
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cycle is not directly in front of your
vehicle
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