How to Use Adaptive Cruise Control?
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Adaptive cruise control can be used as follows: 1. By type: There are currently two main types of adaptive cruise control on the market: full-speed adaptive cruise control and standard adaptive cruise control. Standard adaptive cruise control will deactivate automatically, prompting the driver to take over; full-speed adaptive cruise control has no such limitation, allowing the vehicle to be activated while stationary, maintaining safe following distance, and can even follow the preceding vehicle to a stop and restart. 2. By location: If you frequently drive on highways or elevated roads, adaptive cruise control is highly recommended. It enhances driving comfort, reduces fatigue, and offers good reliability; however, in congested urban traffic, using adaptive cruise control is not advised due to the extremely low utilization rate of following cruise, which may lead to rear-end collisions.