Hyundai Tucson: Smart Cruise Control Operation / Smart Cruise Control temporarily canceled
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Smart Cruise Control is temporarily canceled automatically when:
- Your vehicle speed is over 120 mph (190 km/h).
- Your vehicle is stopped for a certain period of time.
- Your accelerator pedal is continuously depressed for a certain period of time.
- The conditions for the Smart Cruise Control to operate are not met.
If Smart Cruise Control is temporarily canceled automatically, the "Smart Cruise Control canceled" warning message may appear on the instrument cluster, and an audible warning sounds to warn you.
WARNING
Always maintain a safe distance from the vehicles ahead and adjust your vehicle speed to the road conditions. When Smart Cruise Control is temporarily canceled, it is not controlling the speed and distance from the vehicle ahead.
To temporarily accelerate
If you depress the accelerator pedal
above a certain speed while Smart Cruise
Control is operating, your vehicle can
speed up temporarily without changing
the set speed. The set speed, dista ...
Smart Cruise Control conditions not
met
If the Driving Assist button, the +/-
switch, or the
button is pushed
when Smart Cruise Control’s operating
conditions are not met, the "Smart Cruise
Control conditions not met" message ...
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