Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)- Animated Quick Guide
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) helps you maintain a following distance you set by accelerating and slowing down for you. Learn more @ https://mycardoeswhat.org/safety-feat...
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) is an advanced version of cruise control that not only maintains your set speed, but your following distance as well.
WHAT IT DOES:
Automatically speeds up and slows down your car to keep a set following distance relative to the car ahead. Provides some braking.
WHAT IT DOES NOT DO:
You need to understand how much braking the system can do—some will brake to a stop, most will only brake so much.
Stay aware at all times when using ACC and prepare to brake if needed.
Quick Tips:
1. Set desired speed
2. Set desired following distance, or gap; if the gap changes, ACC slows or speeds up to maintain gap
3. Prepare to brake if needed
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