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What does cruise-main mean on a Honda car?

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StAriana

07/30/25 1:12am

On a Honda car, cruise-main refers to the electronic cruise control system. The illuminated switch indicator light for the cruise control system serves as a reminder that the cruise control mode is activated. To enable the cruise control system, the vehicle must be traveling at a speed greater than 40 km/h. Once the speed is set during high-speed driving, the driver can release the accelerator pedal, and the vehicle will maintain a fixed speed. Honda's cruise control system (cruise-main) can be deactivated simply by pressing the cruise control switch. Its primary function is to significantly reduce driver fatigue during long periods of high-speed driving. Additionally, maintaining a set driving speed can effectively lower fuel consumption. Common cruise control operation buttons include: set, coast (decelerate), res (resume), acc (accelerate), and canel (cancel), though button functions may vary depending on the vehicle model. The cruise control system will automatically deactivate and revert to manual control when the driver performs actions such as accelerating or braking.

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