Where does cruise control usually fail?
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Cruise control modules are prone to malfunction. Here is relevant information: 1. Cruise Control: Cruise control is used to maintain a constant vehicle speed. Once activated, the vehicle's engine fuel supply is controlled by the computer, which continuously adjusts fuel delivery based on road conditions and driving resistance to maintain the set speed without throttle input. 2. Usage Conditions: Cruise control should ideally be used on highways or fully enclosed roads, and is prohibited in rainy or icy conditions. On non-enclosed roads, complex traffic conditions pose safety risks. On national highways, underpowered tractors may suddenly enter the roadway, posing serious threats to traffic. In cruise control mode, drivers may be caught off guard, and repeated braking makes it difficult to maintain stable cruise control operation.