What is the 'cancel' button on the steering wheel?
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The 'cancel' button on the steering wheel is generally the control key for cruise control. Concept of 'cancel': The word 'cancel' means to terminate, and this button usually only appears on vehicles equipped with cruise control functionality. After activating cruise control on the highway, you can cancel it by pressing the 'cancel' button or by stepping on the brake pedal. Next to the 'cancel' button, there is typically a 'set' button. Pressing this button will maintain the vehicle's current speed in cruise control, allowing the car to sustain a constant speed without the driver needing to press the accelerator pedal. This feature effectively reduces driver fatigue during long highway drives. How to use the 'cancel' button: When you notice a vehicle ahead while in cruise control, you can press the 'cancel' button in advance to deactivate cruise control. After cancellation, the vehicle will no longer maintain speed automatically, and acceleration/deceleration is entirely returned to the driver's control. If you wish to resume the previous cruising speed, you can press the 'res' button on the steering wheel to restore the cruise speed.