Adaptive Cruise With Braking Acb - PREVOST H3-45 VIP Owner's Manual

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FIGURE 33: HEAD-UP DISPLAY PROJECTED VISUAL WARNING

ADAPTIVE CRUISE WITH BRAKING ACB

Adaptive Cruise with Braking (ACB) is a cruise control that not only maintains the set speed, but will also
intervene, as needed, to help the driver maintain a set following distance behind a detected forward vehicle by
reducing speed as necessary. As soon as the forward vehicle is at a safe distance, the coach will resume to the
cruise set speed.
NOTE
The following paragraphs briefly sum up the information concerning the operation and function of the ACB.
Before driving the vehicle, be certain that you have read and that you fully understand each step of the driving
and handling information found in Bendix Wingman Fusion Operator's Manual BW2681. The driver should fully
understand all the audible alerts and visual indicators that the system provides. Bendix Wingman Fusion
Operator's Manual BW2681 (available on Prevost web site and included on the Technical Publications USB
key).
WARNING
Even with ACB, the driver must remain alert, react appropriately and in a timely manner, and use good driving
practices. Ultimate responsibility for the safe operation of the vehicle remains with the driver at all times.
Be certain that you have read all safety warnings found in Bendix Wingman Fusion Operator's Manual
BW2681.
The driver will benefit all the audible and visual warnings that the system provides whether or not ACB is turned
on. In addition to the audible and visual warnings, when the ACB is turned on and a cruise speed is set, the
driver benefits from active interventions like engine throttle reduction,engine brake application and service brake
application to help maintain a set following distance.
WARNING
Adaptive Cruise with Braking must be used only in the same conditions that are normally recommended for
ordinary cruise control. Refer to "Regular Cruise Control" paragraph.
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