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Adaptive
cruise
control
Vehicles offset to one side
Applies to vehicles: with adaptive cruise control
Fig. 144 Vehicle traveling a head outside the detect ion
range of t he rada r se nsor
Vehicles mov ing up ahead but offset in t he
lan e cannot be detected by ACC unti l they are
in sensor range.
Lane changes
by
other vehicles
Applies to vehicles: with adaptive cruise control
Fig. 145 A vehicle changes lanes
Vehicles that cut into your lane a sho rt dis-
tance in front of you cannot be detected by
ACC until they are in senso r range.
Vehicles that are difficult to detect
Applies to vehicles: with adaptive cruis e contro l
Fig. 146 Two -wheeled vehicle driving ahead
Some vehicles moving up ahead in your lane
of trave l are difficult to detect, for examp le
two -wheeled veh icles, vehicles with high
ground clearance, loads sticking out the back .
Vehicles like this are often detected late or in
some situations not at a ll.
Stationary vehicles
Applies to vehicles: with adaptive cruise contro l
Fig. 147 Turning and stationary vehicle
Fig. 148 Sheering out and stat ionary veh icle
If a vehicle that has been detected by ACC ex-
its the highway or sheers out into the neigh-
boring travel lane, and there is a stationary
vehicle ahead of that vehicle, ACC will not de·
tect or react to that stationary vehicle
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