What does 'set' on the left car door mean?
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The 'set' button on a car is the speed setting switch, which is the cruise speed control indicator. When you want to set the cruise speed, accelerate the car to the desired speed and press the 'set' button. The car speed usually needs to be greater than 30 miles per hour at this time. When using cruise speed control, stepping on the brake will stop the cruise speed control function. Cruise Control: It is generally used on highways or fully enclosed roads, where using cruise control is more convenient and can make driving more relaxed. If cruise control is used on some congested roads, repeated braking cannot maintain a stable cruise control state, losing the meaning of cruise control. Do not use cruise control on rainy or snowy days, as the roads are relatively slippery, and using cruise control rashly may cause side-slip phenomena, compromising driving safety. Precautions: Do not use cruise control on winding or excessively curved mountain roads. If cruise control is used on curved roads, driving safety cannot be guaranteed. In cruise control mode, the vehicle automatically maintains a constant speed, and the throttle is controlled by the car's computer, which often poses dangers when driving on curves. The driver needs to have flexible control over the car.