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1. Some newer vehicles are equipped with a feature that detects nearby speed limit signs and can adjust your set Adaptive Cruise Control speed to the newly detected speed limit. Your vehicle must have the available Traffic Sign Recognition feature to use this part of Adaptive Cruise Control.
   
2. When your vehicle detects a new speed limit sign, you’ll see a prompt to change your set Adaptive Cruise Control speed in your DIC. You can choose to accept or deny the suggested speed. Press Resume/+ to accept or Set/- to deny.
   
3. If you don’t do anything, your vehicle will automatically set your Adaptive Cruise Control speed to the detected speed limit.
   
4. You can set an offset to the detected speed limit in case you want your set Adaptive Cruise Control speed to be higher or lower than the detected speed limit. Use the Resume/+ or Set/- buttons to set the offset. Your vehicle will remember the offset when a new speed limit is detected.
5. This feature may not work properly if the feature’s camera is obscured or dirty.

1. Press the Set button while your foot is on the brake to turn on the feature.
   
2. You can change the set speed, still with your foot on the brake, by pressing the “+”/ resume or “-”/set button repeatedly until the system shows your desired speed.
   
3. Then, take your foot off the brake, and the vehicle will hold its position. Once traffic moves, press the resume button and the vehicle will automatically accelerate to your set speed or following gap if a vehicle is detected ahead.
   

• Tap the brake pedal
• Press the Cancel button
• Press the cruise control On/Off button
  

You should read your Owner’s Manual to learn more about the limitations of the system.

• The system can only brake so much. Your complete attention is always required while driving.
  
• Adaptive Cruise Control does not steer your vehicle. You must always be in control of vehicle steering.
  
• The system may not react to parked, stopped or slow-moving vehicles. You should always be ready to take action and apply the brakes.
  
• Don’t use the system on winding or hilly roads, on freeway exit or entrance ramps, or when trailering (if your vehicle isn’t equipped with Adaptive Cruise Control with trailering). In these driving conditions, the system may not detect the vehicle ahead.
  
• The system can’t detect traffic lights or traffic signs, so you still need to brake when necessary at intersections and lights.
  
• Avoid using Adaptive Cruise Control when the rear of the vehicle or truck bed is heavily loaded. See your Vehicle Load Limits and Owner’s Manual for more information.