Travel Assist active, Adaptive Cruise Control and adaptive lane guidance active.
Travel Assist inactive, Adaptive Cruise Control(ACC) active and adaptive lane guidance inactive.
Travel Assist deactivated, no regulation.
Driver intervention request
If you remove your hands from the steering wheel, the system will ask you to take over the steering wheel after a few
seconds with a message in the instrument cluster display and with audible warnings.
If you do not respond, the system warns you with a brief braking maneuver.
The driver's safety belt is also tightened briefly, depending on the vehicle equipment.
Travel Assist is then deactivated.
Alternatively, Emergency Assist is activated, depending on the vehicle equipment. If Emergency Assist is unavailable,
Travel Assist will be deactivated.
WARNING
Travel Assist is not a replacement for the driver's attention and works only within the system limitations. Travel
Assist cannot detect all driving situations and may not react, 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.
● Note the system limitations ofACC
(→ Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)) and Lane Assist (→ Lane Keeping System (Lane Assist)).
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● Always adapt your speed and distance to vehicles driving ahead based on the visual, weather, road, and traffic
conditions.
● Always keep your hands on the steering wheel so that you are prepared to steer at any time.
● Take over steering immediately if a driver intervention prompt appears in the instrument cluster display or the
deceleration by Travel Assist is not sufficient.
● Apply the brakes if the vehicle continues to roll unintentionally, e.g. after a driver intervention prompt.
Operating Travel Assist
Fig. 1 Left side of the multi-function steering wheel.
Switching on and starting the regulation function
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