Active Drive Assist

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Active drive assist also known as highway assist when allowed to go active on certain highways keeps the vehicle centered moving down the lane and monitoring the vehicles exact location from side to side in the lane following a desired path when using ACC.

Active drive assist or highway assist is built upon ACC with stop and go (ACC S) with Lane Centering Assist (LCA). Combining longitudinal support with continuos steering support.

Active drive assist uses cameras to monitor your vehicle position within a lane and applies steering support to keep your vehicle centered in the lane.

When active, active drive assist uses a driver facing camera and infrared lighting to monitor eyes and head position to detect if the driver is distracted. If the system determines the driver is distracted, it alerts the driver to return the drivers eyes to the road. If the system monitors the driver inattentiveness has not changed after a few moments the system returns full control to the driver and not allows the system reengaging per this key cycle. For more information regarding the interior monitor system, Refer to: Interior Camera System - System Operation and Component Description .