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How to Use Cruise Control in BMW 3 Series?

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LaIsabel

07/28/25 9:26pm

"+" and "-" can control the speed of cruise control, with "+" for acceleration and "-" for deceleration. The distance for cruise control is activated via the distance adjustment button, and then set using "+" and "-". The autonomous driving system mainly includes the lane keeping system and adaptive cruise control. With the support of the lane keeping system, cruise control becomes more reliable.

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Jameson

08/12/25 2:04am

I often use the cruise control in my BMW 3 Series while driving, and it feels very effortless. After getting in the car and starting the engine, first accelerate to your desired speed, such as the speed limit of 80 or 100 km/h on the highway. Then, you'll usually see a button with an arrow on the steering wheel—press the SET button to activate cruise control, and a small icon will appear on the dashboard. If you want to adjust the speed slower or faster, just use the up and down buttons. It's very convenient to use, especially during long trips, giving your legs a break. In case of any situation, stepping on the brake or clutch will automatically pause the cruise control, and you can resume it by pressing the RES button. Remember to use it less in heavy traffic or rainy weather to ensure safety first. The overall operation is very intuitive, and you'll get the hang of it after trying a few times.

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