How to Turn Off Driving Mode?
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To turn off driving mode, click to disable it in the Control Center on your phone's settings interface. First, locate and tap the Settings option on your phone; then find the Control Center in the settings menu; within phone settings, open Customize Controls; locate Driving Do Not Disturb in the customize controls interface and select Add. To enable or disable driving mode, simply swipe up to access the Control Center and tap to activate or deactivate the icon. How to use driving mode: Open phone settings and find the Language & Input function on the settings page; tap Language & Input to enter the corresponding page, locate the Speech submenu, and select Text-to-Speech Output; on the Text-to-Speech Output page, find Driving Mode under the General submenu and ensure the driving mode function is turned on (you can adjust speech speed here); with driving mode enabled, incoming calls will be automatically announced (further customization is possible by tapping the Driving Mode button to access its settings).
I've been driving for many years and am very familiar with turning off driving modes; generally, you need to find the mode switch button on the steering wheel or the touchscreen menu on the center console, then select Normal or Eco mode to deactivate specific settings. This operation is simple, but it may vary between different cars—some high-end models require voice commands. Why turn it off? For example, in Sport mode, fuel consumption increases slightly, the ride becomes bumpier, and daily driving comfort decreases. I always recommend that drivers perform this operation after parking to avoid distractions while driving. Remember to check if the indicator light turns off after deactivating the mode to ensure the system is functioning properly. Most vehicles automatically revert to the default mode after shutting off, which is quite convenient. If you encounter issues, consult the manual or contact the dealer—don’t force it to avoid damaging the circuits. Overall, frequently switching modes can optimize your driving experience.
