Is ACC Adaptive Cruise Control Necessary?
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Whether ACC adaptive cruise control is necessary depends on the specific circumstances. If you frequently drive on highways or in urban areas with severe traffic congestion, this system is highly recommended. However, if you rarely drive on highways or encounter heavy traffic in urban areas, you may not need this system. ACC adaptive cruise control is an evolution of traditional cruise control. It features a distance-measuring radar at the front of the vehicle. Once activated, the driver can set the following distance. If the distance to the vehicle ahead becomes too close, the car will automatically slow down, making this feature very convenient to use.