PREVOST H3-45 VIP Owner's Manual page 113

Another vehicle crosses the road
perpendicular to your path of travel –
such as intersections.
A collision mitigation braking event
has begun and you, as the driver,
steers into an adjacent lane to avoid
the forward vehicle.
Lane Departure Warning System Active (LDW pictogram being displayed)
Your vehicle signals a lane change
and crosses a lane marking.
Traveling below 36 mph (58 km/h),
your vehicle crosses a lane marker
(without the corresponding turn
signal activated).
Traveling above 36 mph (58 km/h),
your vehicle departs your lane of
travel without the corresponding turn
signal activated.
PART 2
Situation
With no detected forward vehicle.
With a detected forward vehicle.
The detected forward vehicle slows
moderately.
None
None
ACB cruise control is ON and speed is SET
What to Expect
Typical system
indication/alerts
Interactions with vehicles ahead in your lane of travel
The cruise control ON indicator is
illuminated and the detected forward
vehicle telltale is illuminated.
The Following Distance Alert (FDA)
will sound and a visual message
typically appears on the DID.
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None.
None
You must respond as needed.
Prevost Driver Assist™ system will
continue to apply the brakes if it
None
detects another vehicle ahead in the
new traffic lane posing a threat.
None
None.
You must respond as needed.
None.
You must respond as needed.
(use the turn signal when changing
lanes and/or keep your vehicle
within the lane markings).
Your vehicle maintains the set
None
speed.
The Adaptive Cruise with Braking
feature will maintain the set speed
and following distance.
You must respond as needed.
If the system intervenes, the
vehicle throttle will be reduced; the
engine retarder engaged; and the
service brakes applied, in that
order to maintain the set following
distance.
NOTE: When the ACB applies the
service brakes, cruise control will
automatically
cancel if vehicle speed falls below
the minimum set speed or the
driver manually depresses the
brake pedal.
Typical system
actions/cautions
pause, and will