Acura TLX Road Departure Mitigation 2020 Manual
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The Road Departure Mitigation system is designed to help prevent the vehicle from unintentionally drifting off the road by providing steering assistance and, if necessary, applying brakes to keep the car within lane boundaries.
The Road Departure Mitigation system is automatically activated when the vehicle is started. However, you can manually turn it on or off using the vehicle settings in the infotainment system.
If the warning light for the Road Departure Mitigation system illuminates, it indicates a potential issue. Check if the sensors are obstructed or dirty. If the problem persists, contact your Acura dealer for a diagnostic check.
Yes, you can adjust the sensitivity of the Road Departure Mitigation system through the vehicle settings menu. This allows you to customize how early or late the system responds to lane departures.
The system may not detect lane markings in certain conditions, such as poor weather, faded or missing lane lines, or when the camera sensor is obstructed. Ensure that the camera is clean and that the road conditions are suitable for system operation.
To temporarily disable the Road Departure Mitigation system, use the vehicle settings menu to toggle the system off. Remember that turning off this system may reduce your vehicle’s safety features.
Regular maintenance involves keeping the camera and sensors clean and free from obstructions. Additionally, ensure that the windshield is clean to allow clear visibility for the camera.
Yes, the Road Departure Mitigation system is designed to function effectively at night, provided the lane markings are visible and the camera is unobstructed. However, its performance may vary based on lighting conditions and road quality.
If the system detects an imminent road departure, it will provide steering assistance to help guide the vehicle back into its lane. If necessary, it will also apply braking to prevent the vehicle from leaving the road.
While the system is designed to work in a variety of conditions, its effectiveness can be compromised by factors such as weather, road conditions, and visibility. It may not function optimally on roads with unclear lane markings or in adverse weather conditions.