Acura TLX Traffic Jam Assist 2022 Manual
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To activate Traffic Jam Assist, ensure Adaptive Cruise Control and Lane Keeping Assist System are on. Once engaged, the system will assist with acceleration, braking, and steering during low-speed traffic conditions.
Traffic Jam Assist requires clear lane markings, a vehicle ahead to follow, and speeds below 45 mph to function. It also requires the driver to keep hands on the steering wheel.
Traffic Jam Assist may not perform optimally in adverse weather conditions such as heavy rain, snow, or fog as it relies on clear lane markings and sensor visibility.
First, ensure that all related systems are enabled. Check for any dashboard warnings. Ensure the radar and camera sensors are clean and unobstructed. If the issue persists, consult your dealer.
No, Traffic Jam Assist is a driver-assist feature designed to reduce driver fatigue in traffic. The driver remains responsible for vehicle control and must be ready to take over at any time.
Regularly clean the radar and camera sensors located at the front of the vehicle to ensure they are free from dirt, ice, or snow. Refer to your owner's manual for specific cleaning instructions.
Traffic Jam Assist uses sensors to detect sudden stops by the vehicle in front and can apply the brakes to slow down or stop the Acura TLX. However, the driver should be prepared to intervene if necessary.
Yes, the following distance can be adjusted using the Adaptive Cruise Control settings on the steering wheel. You can choose between short, medium, and long following distances.
If Traffic Jam Assist disengages, check for any warning lights and ensure road conditions are suitable. Re-engage the system using the controls, and if the issue continues, consult your dealer.
While primarily designed for low-speed traffic, Traffic Jam Assist can be used on highways, provided conditions are suitable and speed does not exceed the system's operational limits.