How to Activate Cruise Control in Volkswagen Golf?
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Volkswagen Golf's cruise control is operated via buttons on the left side of the steering wheel. The Golf offers two types of cruise control: standard cruise control and ACC adaptive cruise control. The specific operation methods are as follows: 1. The 0/1 symbol in the upper right corner is the cruise control switch. Pressing it activates the cruise control, and the cruise control indicator light on the dashboard will illuminate. In the standard version, the lower right button is labeled CNL, meaning cancel; in the high-end ACC adaptive cruise control version, the lower right button is for setting or limiting speed. The RES button in the upper left corner stands for resume. If cruise control is canceled, pressing RES will restore the previously set cruise speed. The SET button in the lower left corner is for setting. Accelerate to your desired speed, press SET, and the speed will be locked at the current rate, allowing you to release your right foot. 2. The middle buttons: "-" decreases speed; "+" increases speed. The button with a small car and three horizontal lines beneath it adjusts the following distance (standard cruise control only has "+" and "-" without following distance adjustment). Summary of the method: First, press the cruise control switch (the 0/1 symbol), then adjust the speed using the "+" and "-" buttons to reach the desired speed, and press SET. Pressing the brake or CNL will temporarily deactivate cruise control.