Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) -> Special driving situations for Your Volkswagen Jetta 4 Door Seventh Generation (2019-2025)

lower, depending on the vehicle equipment and country.  
Driving with ACC  
You can override the ACC system at any time. The regulation function is canceled when you apply the brakes. When you  
accelerate, the regulation function is paused while accelerating and then resumed with the speed set.  
Driver intervention request  
If automatic deceleration by the ACC is not sufficient or the system limits are reached, the ACC will prompt you – with a  
message in the instrument cluster – to also apply the brakes. The red warning light will also turn on and a warning tone will  
sound. Take over steering and be ready to brake.  
WARNING  
ACC is not a replacement for the driver's attention and works only within the system limitations. ACC cannot detect all  
driving situations and may not react, or may react with a delay, or may react in a way that is not desired. If you are  
careless, there is a risk of accidents, serious injuries and death.  
Always stay attentive and do not rely solely on the system. The driver is always responsible for control of the  
vehicle.  
Observe the system limitations ACC system limitations.  
Always adapt your speed and distance to vehicles driving ahead based on the visual, weather, road, and traffic  
conditions.  
Take over steering immediately if a driver intervention prompt appears in the instrument cluster display or the  
deceleration by ACC is not sufficient.  
Apply the brakes if the vehicle continues to roll unintentionally, e.g. after a driver intervention prompt.  
Special driving situations  
Please read the introductory information and heed the Warnings and Notice   
Introduction.  
The functions described below depend on the vehicle equipment and are not available in all countries.  
Stop-and-go traffic  
ACC can brake vehicles with automatic transmissions to a stop and hold them stationary. ACC remains active, and the  
instrument cluster display shows ACC is ready for a few seconds. In this time, the vehicle will automatically move again once  
the vehicle driving ahead starts and if no obstacle has been detected.  
Extend drive-readiness or reactivate:  
1. Press the  
button.  
Driving off when drive-readiness has ended and the vehicle driving ahead has already started moving:  
1. Press the  
button.  
Or: briefly press the accelerator pedal.  
The ACC does not stay active in the following scenarios:  
The stationary phase lasts several minutes.  
The driver door is opened.  
The ignition is switched off.  
WARNING  
If ACC is ready appears in the instrument cluster display and the vehicle driving ahead starts to move, your vehicle will  
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start driving automatically. The vehicle may not be able to detect obstacles in the vehicle's path when this happens. This  
may cause accidents and serious injuries.  
Check the vehicle's path every time before you start driving and brake the vehicle if necessary.  
ACC system limitations  
Please read the introductory information and heed the Warnings and Notice ⇒  
Introduction.  
Limits of the sensor system  
ACC detects driving situations using the radar and ultrasonic sensors in the front of the vehicle and the camera behind the  
windshield. The radar sensor has a range of up to approx. 120 m (approx. 400 ft).  
WARNING  
If you use the ACC in situations outside system limitations, accidents and serious injuries may result and legal regulations  
may be violated.  
Be aware of the limits of the sensor system Limits of the sensor system and stop the regulation function in the  
specified situations.  
Unrecognizable objects  
ACC only detects vehicles that are moving in the same direction or are stationary. The following will not be detected:  
Pedestrians  
Animals  
Vehicles crossing the street or oncoming vehicles  
Other stationary obstacles  
Stationary vehicles  
Fig. 113 Stationary vehicle.  
Up to a speed of approx. 60 km/h (approx. 37 mph), ACC only responds to a limited extent to stationary vehicles if a stationar  
vehicle is detected as such and there is enough space to brake the vehicle you are driving behind the stationary vehicle within  
the system limitations of ACC. ACC does not perform emergency braking fig. 113.  
The reaction to stationary vehicles depends on the vehicle equipment and is not available in all countries.  
Switching ACC on and off  
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