This series was filmed by the Society of Collision Repair Specialists (www.scrs.com) and I-CAR (www.I-CAR.com) to help consumers better understand the safety systems and functions potentially found on their vehicles, and considerations those systems may contribute to the repair process. Terminology used is common naming, and not meant to replace automaker proprietary system or package names.
In this video, Amber and Kurt discuss Adaptive Cruise Control, which is part of the Driving Control Assistance systems. This feature is cruise control that also assists with acceleration and/or braking to maintain a driver-selected gap to the vehicle in front. Some systems can come to a stop and continue while others cannot. For more information about common naming for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems, please visit:
These videos were filmed at the I-CAR Chicago Technical Center (CTC).
For more on SCRS visit www.scrs.com. For more on I-CAR visit www.i-car.com.
For more information on clips featured in this video, see:
How to Use Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) with Low-Speed Follow (youtube.com)
Adaptive Cruise Control With Stop-and-Go and Lane Centering | Ford How-To | Ford (youtube.com)
