Adaptive cruise = engine braking downhill = brake light comes on
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This is a cool feature I discovered at night the end of a long road trip.
Also, if you take your set cruise speed down in an increment of 5 or more, it turns on the brake light till you get down to the set speed.
So, without touching the brake or shifting down auto or manual, it is letting the following car know you have dropped speed.
Also, if you take your set cruise speed down in an increment of 5 or more, it turns on the brake light till you get down to the set speed.
So, without touching the brake or shifting down auto or manual, it is letting the following car know you have dropped speed.
Last edited by Terry Adams; 05-10-2022 at 11:26 AM. Reason: Shift down
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I believe regulations require all vehicles to turn on brake lights if the car is decelerating at a certain rate, regardless of the reason. It's become particularly relevant with EVs and their one-pedal driving.
It is cool to see - definitely important for not being rear-ended!
It is cool to see - definitely important for not being rear-ended!
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I believe regulations require all vehicles to turn on brake lights if the car is decelerating at a certain rate, regardless of the reason. It's become particularly relevant with EVs and their one-pedal driving.
It is cool to see - definitely important for not being rear-ended!
It is cool to see - definitely important for not being rear-ended!