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What does it mean when the overspeed alarm is turned off?

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RoseRose

07/29/25 11:55pm

It means the vehicle's speed is too high, and the speed control system switch has been activated but not turned off. Here are the relevant details: 1. Solution: If you accidentally activated the speed control system switch and don't know how to turn it off, refer to the car's manual for detailed instructions on the speed alarm display. If you still don't understand, consult the manufacturer's designated repair shop to resolve the issue. 2. Speed limit scenario: Press the speed limit mode button twice to enter the cancel speed limit mode. Use the rocker switch on the steering wheel to increase or decrease the speed limit value. In speed limit mode, the vehicle will trigger an alarm when exceeding the set speed limit. There are two types of alarms: one is the speed limit warning light flashing on the dashboard, and the other is an audible alarm.

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Joel

08/16/25 3:31am

Turning off the overspeed alarm essentially disables the warning function when the vehicle exceeds a certain speed, eliminating the beeping sound or indicator lights. This reminds me of my long-distance trip last month when I found the sound too annoying and turned off the alarm. As a result, I accidentally exceeded the speed limit by 10 km/h on an unfamiliar road and nearly got caught by a speed camera. Since then, I've realized that this feature is designed to remind us to drive safely. Turning it off means actively ignoring potential dangers, which can easily lead to fines or accidents. Therefore, I usually keep it on and only briefly disable it occasionally on open stretches of highway, but I strongly advise against long-term deactivation, especially when driving in urban areas where vigilance is crucial.

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TimothyRose

10/19/25 4:52am

I usually pay great attention to safety and think turning off the overspeed warning is particularly unwise. It's like an invisible shield that immediately alerts you when your speed exceeds the preset value, helping prevent accidents or violations; disabling it is equivalent to removing this shield, drastically increasing risks, especially during fatigue driving or on unfamiliar routes. I suggest that if you must turn it off, at least know how to configure it, such as adjusting it in the vehicle menu, but it's best not to disable it. Keeping it active is the responsible choice to ensure both your own and others' safety.

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