How to Set Up Automatic Door Locking While Driving?

[AdamMarie]

To set up automatic door locking while driving, shift into P gear, turn the key to the ON position, ensure all four doors are closed, then press and hold the lock button until the indicator light on the dashboard flashes twice to activate the feature. Automatic door locking is a highly useful function during daily driving, as it automatically locks the doors once the vehicle starts moving, preventing accidental door opening by passengers. If children frequently ride in the back seats, you can enable the child safety lock on the rear doors, which prevents them from opening the doors from inside—only an adult can open them from outside. If your vehicle lacks automatic door locking, you can manually lock the doors by pressing the lock button on the driver's side door.

[SanOwen]

I remember setting the auto-lock while driving last time went quite smoothly. In my car, the operation was done through the instrument cluster menu: first turn the key to the ACC position but don't start the engine, then find 'Vehicle Settings' or 'Door Lock Options' in the settings menu, select the 'Auto-Lock While Driving' function and enable it. After setting, the doors automatically lock as soon as the car starts moving, which gives me much more peace of mind when parking in the city or going out with kids, without worrying about the doors accidentally opening. Steps may vary for different car models, for example, some older cars require using a combination of remote key buttons to set it up, so it's best to refer to the owner's manual or look up tutorials online. If manual setup doesn't work, a repair shop can do it with diagnostic equipment in less than 5 minutes. After enabling this feature, there's no need to manually lock the doors while driving anymore.

[CharlotteLee]

I'm quite enthusiastic about small car features, and the setup for automatic door locking while driving is actually quite simple. I've tried a few methods in my car: one is to start the vehicle but not move, then press and hold the lock button on the driver's door for a few seconds until the dashboard shows a prompt; another is to enter the central control system settings menu, find the safety settings, and enable the automatic door lock option. Most modern cars support this feature, and some brands even allow customizing the door lock speed, such as triggering only when the speed exceeds 10 km/h. Once set up, test it out—drive a short distance on an empty road to see if the doors lock automatically. This helps avoid dangers while driving, like children accidentally opening doors or thieves tampering with them. I think these electronic features are thoughtfully designed, and setting them up once saves a lot of hassle. If your car doesn’t come with a manual, there are plenty of tutorial videos on YouTube to refer to.

[McAmy]

As a parent, I place great importance on the safety of automatic door locking while driving, as it prevents children from opening doors when the car is in motion. During setup, I first confirmed that my vehicle supports this feature. The operation typically involves starting the engine without moving, then following the instruction manual steps to locate the door lock settings via steering wheel buttons or touchscreen to enable automatic mode. After this simple setup, doors automatically lock, significantly improving safety. I recommend all car owners activate this feature, especially those with families—it takes little time but provides substantial protection. For older vehicles without built-in automatic locking, consider installing third-party modules costing around a hundred yuan, which are also easy to maintain.

[McStephen]

I've been driving for half my life and have plenty of experience setting up auto-locking. The method is mostly through the vehicle's settings menu: turn the key to the ON position without starting the engine, then select the security option on the dashboard to enable the auto-lock while driving. Some older cars require a combination of remote control buttons, such as pressing the unlock button twice and then the lock button. When I was young, I forgot to set it up and had a minor incident, so I developed the habit of setting it up as soon as I got a new car. This feature is especially useful in traffic jams, as the doors won't be opened unexpectedly. Check if your car model supports it, and if you're not familiar with the operation, it's also very cheap to get it done quickly at a 4S shop.