Activate Cruise Control
Locate the Cruise Control buttons on the left side of the
multi-function steering wheel.
•
Press the
button to activate Cruise Control.
•
A speedometer icon
will appear in the instrument
cluster display.
Set Cruising Speed
1.
When you get to your cruising speed, press the SET
button on the multi-function steering wheel.
2.
A green cruise control indicator light
will appear in
the instrument cluster display.
3.
To increase/decrease the speed by 1 mph increments,
press the
+
or
-
button.
4.
To increase/decrease the speed by 5 mph increments,
press and hold the
+
or
-
button.
Cancel and Resume Cruising Speed
1.
To cancel the cruise speed, press the brake pedal or press
the
button once on the multi-function
steering wheel.
2.
The green cruise control indicator light
will go off.
3.
To resume your set speed, press the RES button on the
multi-function steering wheel.
Turning Cruise Control System Off
•
Press
twice.
Optional feature shown.
Driver Assistance Features
Adaptive Cruise Control Distance Level Setting
Applies to vehicles equipped with Adaptive Cruise Control.
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) helps maintain an individually stored constant speed, distance, and a previously set
distance in time intervals between your vehicle and those in front of you. When you approach a slower moving vehicle
in front of you, the vehicle may brake if the situation requires. When the vehicle is no longer present, ACC
will accelerate back to the stored speed.
You can set the speed-dependent distance from the vehicle ahead to one of five levels.
•
When the ACC button is pressed to set distance level, the
indicator light illuminates in the instrument
cluster display.
•
To change the ACC distance interval, press the
button to cycle through the distance intervals. When the
shortest interval is reached, the distance returns to the greatest interval when the button is pressed again.
•
When the ACC system brings the vehicle to a stop for more than 3 seconds, briefly press the accelerator pedal to
resume Adaptive Cruise Control.
Warnings:
See
Driver Assistance Systems
in your Owner’s Manual for more detailed information and for important safety warnings.
Watch the Cruise Control video.
Deactivating Adaptive Cruise Control
Applies to vehicles equipped with the Adaptive Cruise Control feature.
To deactivate Adaptive Cruise Control, and use Conventional
Cruise Control:
1.
Press the
button. Depending on vehicle equipment,
it may be on the steering wheel or the end of the turn
signal stalk.
2.
Using the vertical menu buttons on the steering wheel,
scroll to Speed.
3.
Select Cruise Control in the instrument cluster display then
press the
button.
Adaptive Cruise Control is now deactivated, and your vehicle
will maintain the set speed using conventional cruise control.
Assistance System Setting
If your vehicle is equipped with Driver Assistance features,
you can access the Assistance system settings menu in the
Infotainment system, allowing modification to the Driver
Assistance feature operation.
1.
Press the Menu button.
2.
Press Assist Syst. icon on the display.
3.
Touch the image that represents the feature.
OR
Touch
to access Assistance system settings.
Watch the Adaptive Cruise Control video.
Watch the Deactivate ACC video.
Comfort Drive Travel Assist
Applies to vehicles equipped with Comfort Drive Travel Assist.
Comfort Travel Assist system, within system limits,
enables your car to steer, accelerate, and brake
automatically within its lane.
1.
Comfort Travel Assist can also maintain a
constant distance to vehicles in front selected
by the driver. The driver must maintain active
supervision and the Comfort Travel Assist is not
an autonomous feature.
2.
To enable, press the
button on the
steering wheel.
Atlas Cross Sport model shown for demonstration purposes.
