Does Anyone Dare to Use Adaptive Cruise Control?
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Adaptive cruise control is used by some people. The English name for adaptive cruise control is Adaptive-Cruise-Control (ACC), so it is often referred to as ACC adaptive cruise control. Purpose of adaptive cruise control: The lane-keeping function continuously monitors the driving trajectory. When the system detects that the vehicle has the intention to deviate from the center of the lane, it will promptly intervene with the steering mechanism to help the vehicle stay centered in the lane. Precautions for using adaptive cruise control: The adaptive cruise control system does not work properly in all weather and road conditions. Do not use the adaptive cruise control system in low visibility conditions, such as fog, heavy rain, water mist, or snow. Using adaptive cruise control under these conditions increases the risk of losing control of the vehicle.