Vauxhall 2011 Meriva, Руководство пользователя

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Stopping distance at 60mph. Actuating time: 150 milliseconds.
Reduced stopping distance with EBA.
Stopping distance without EBA.
D2. Emergency Brake Assist (EBA)
Emergency brake assist detects the urgency with which the brake pedal is pressed and
rapidly increases the pressure to the maximum the system can provide, shortening stopping
distances. It also enhances pedal feel.
D3. Adaptive Forward Lighting (AFL) – halogen
Optional at extra cost on Exclusiv and SE, Adaptive Forward Lighting is a sophisticated
lighting system that ‘allows you to see around corners’! AFL makes driving in darkness
not only safer, but also more relaxing. There are two main functions:
Curve light
Speed-dependent, the system is activated by movements of the steering wheel and allows
the headlight beam to move up to 15 degrees outwards and 8 degrees inwards. This
ensures that the main headlight beams are always aimed in the direction you’re about to
go – and not necessarily the direction the front of the car is already pointing in!
Cornering light
Employs an additional bulb and reflector which projects a beam of light approximately 90º
to the direction of travel. This ‘wide angle’ effect provides enhanced illumination of side roads
and junctions. Operates at speeds below 25mph.
Features explained
. Electronic Stability Programme-plus (ESP-plus) with Enhanced Understeering Control
The system works in conjunction with the car’s traction control set-up, sensing when the
vehicle is about to slide on a bend and applying corrective braking to the appropriate wheel
or wheels, correcting the slide and helping you regain control more rapidly.
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