What are the pros and cons of cruise control?

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EllaLee
07/29/25 12:10pm
The benefits of cruise control: 1. When driving on highways or long-distance routes, activating cruise control can reduce the driver's workload, allowing them to get adequate rest; 2. On highways or long-distance routes, using cruise control can minimize unnecessary speed changes, leading to fuel savings. The drawbacks of cruise control: 1. The cruise control system may malfunction, which can be extremely dangerous if it occurs at high speeds; 2. Cruise control is only suitable for highways or long-distance routes with light traffic and cannot be used on roads with more complex conditions.
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