Porsche Panamera 2018, Руководство пользователя

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LLaannee C Chhaannggee A Assssiisstt ((LLC CA A))
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motorbike located in the blind spot is not detected.
A fast approaching vehicle may also not be de-
tected. There is no indication on the door mirror.
B – Warning indicator flashes in warning
stage
If the relevant turn signal is switched on in driving
situation
A , the warning indicator on the door mir-
ror flashes briefly and then remains on continu-
ously. The rear turn assist alerts you to the fact
that you may have overlooked a vehicle.
C – Warning indicator flashes in warning
stage
If the turn signal is actuated on the relevant side,
the sensors detect a fast approaching vehicle – in
the left lane in the example. This vehicle is already
regarded as critical for turning off due to the sig-
nificant speed difference even though it is still a
good distance away. The warning indicator on the
door mirror flashes briefly several times and then
remains on continuously.
Cornering
When driving around a corner, Lane Change Assist
may react to a vehicle two lanes away and the in-
dicator on the door mirror may light up.
Lane Change Assist cannot detect vehicles in tight
bends (corner radius of less than approx. 165 ft.
(50 m).
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Take additional care when driving around
bends and where there are lanes with differing
widths.
Lane width
The Lane Change Assist detection area covers the
two adjacent lanes (left and right) on lanes of
standard width regardless of whether you are driv-
ing exactly in the middle or at the edge of the lane.
When driving on narrow lanes, this area can cover
even more lanes, particularly when driving at the
edge of a lane. In such situations, vehicles driving
two lanes away may be detected and Lane Change
Assist may switch to the information or warning
stage.
Likewise, when driving on very wide lanes, vehicles
in the adjacent lane may not be detected as they
are outside the detection area.
Fig. 90: Lane width and detection area