Get Driving -> Park Distance Control Guide for Volkswagen T-Roc SUV First Generation (2017-2025)

Park Distance Control assists the driver when parking and provides warnings about obstacles.

Function

Park Distance Control uses ultrasound sensors to detect the distance of the vehicle from an obstacle.

Park Distance Control warns about a collision by means of colour segments on the Infotainment system screen and acoustic signals →

.

An automatic braking intervention can take place if the driver does not react when an obstacle is approaching (depending on

equipment) (→ Automatic braking intervention).

WARNING

The Park Distance Control system is not a substitute for the full attention of the driver and operates only within the limits of the

system. Park Distance Control may possibly not detect some obstacles and may not react or may react with a delay or in an undesired

way. If you do not pay due attention, there is a risk of accidents and serious injuries.

● Always pay due attention and do not rely exclusively on the system. The driver is always responsible for all driving tasks.

● React promptly to the visual and acoustic warnings of Park Distance Control.

● Use the foot brake to brake the vehicle before an obstacle.

NOTICE

Visual and acoustic warnings are given only for obstacles in the vehicle path. The collision area has been reached when the

penultimate segment is displayed on the Park Distance Control screen or a continuous acoustic warning sounds, if not before. There

is a risk of damage to the vehicle.

● Always brake the vehicle in good time before an obstacle.

NOTICE

With some equipment levels, distances to obstacles in the side areas are also displayed. An obstacle entering these areas from the

outside will not be displayed. This may result in damage to the vehicle.

● Drive the vehicle a few metres forwards or backwards in order to scan and display the side areas in full.

Displays

Infotainment system: display of Park Distance Control with

rear sensors (depending on equipment).

Infotainment system: Park Distance Control display

(illustration).

1

2

Obstacle indicator.

Steering wheel angle.

Red image segment: close obstacle. The vehicle is at risk. Brake!

Yellow image segment: obstacle in the vehicle path. The vehicle is at risk. Adjust the steering wheel angle.

White or grey image segment: obstacle outside the path of the vehicle.

Switch the manoeuvre braking function off or on (depending on equipment).

Mute audio signals.

Park Distance Control settings

Depending on the vehicle equipment, settings for Park Distance Control can be made in the vehicle settings in the Infotainment system

(→ Vehicle settings menu).

Driving with a trailer

The rear sensors of Park Distance Control are not switched on if a trailer is electrically connected:

—No warnings are given for obstacles.

—The manoeuvre braking function is also automatically deactivated.

Some Park Distance Control settings, e.g. the volume of the acoustic signals, can be stored in the personalised user accounts.

The settings change automatically when the user account is changed.

In the centre console: button for Park Distance Control.

Switching on

1. Select reverse gear.

press the

button → Fig. 1.

the vehicle rolls backwards.

Switching off

1. Disengage reverse gear and then press the

move the selector lever to position

button → Fig. 1.

.

Park Distance Control also switches itself off if the vehicle is driven forwards at higher speed.

If the screen display is closed by means of the function button in the Infotainment system, Park Distance Control still

provides an acoustic warning about obstacles.

Automatic activation when driving forwards

The function can be switched on and off in the Park Distance Control settings in the Infotainment system.

Park Distance Control is activated automatically when an obstacle is encountered in the front area, such as in heavy traffic, or when

driving into a garage.

1. Tap the home button to close the Park Distance Control display again.

No automatic braking intervention takes place (→ Automatic braking intervention). The braking intervention can be switched

on by means of the

function button.

Automatic activation is available again under the following conditions:

—The vehicle was accelerated to over a speed of around 15 km/h (around 9 mph) and then slowed down below this speed again.

the ignition was switched off and then back on again.

a position was selected from the parking lock position

.

If an obstacle is detected in front of the vehicle, the Park Distance Control display appears on the Infotainment system. An

acoustic signal also sounds if the vehicle continues to approach the obstacle.

No sensor visibility, or there is a fault in the Park Distance Control

The sensor area is switched off permanently if a sensor fails. The symbol indicates the affected sensor area in the Infotainment

system.

If there is a fault in the Park Distance Control, a signal tone will sound for several seconds when it is switched on. A text message may

also be shown on the digital instrument cluster display.

Park Distance Control may be switched off completely.

1. Check whether one of the above causes applies (→ Parking systems).

2. Switch the system on again once you have rectified the source of the fault.

3. If the issue persists, go to a suitably qualified workshop. Volkswagen recommends using an authorised Volkswagen repairer.

Manoeuvre braking restricted or unavailable

A text message is displayed.

The automatic braking intervention occurs unexpectedly or unusually. If the function is switched off, there is no automatic braking

intervention.

1. Check sensors on the vehicle for damage or dirt, and clean if necessary (→ Vehicle care, exterior).

2. Switch the ignition off and then back on again.

3. If the issue persists, go to a suitably qualified workshop. Volkswagen recommends using an authorised Volkswagen repairer.

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