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Fatigue Alert
(if fitted)
Fatigue alert is an aid to alert the driver
that they are starting to drive less
consistently, such as if the driver is
distracted or possibly falling asleep.
A camera mounted behind the top of
the windscreen monitors any available
traffic lane markings, comparing the
road direction with the steering wheel
movement.
If selected, fatigue alert activates when
the vehicle speed exceeds 40 mph,
remaining active if vehicle speed does
not reduce below 37 mph.
This warning symbol and the
message “Driver Alert Time for
a Break” is shown in the driver
display if fatigue alert detects
that the vehicle is being driven
less consistently.
WARNING: Fatigue alert is not
intended as an aid to extend
driving time. Always plan regular
break intervals to help remain
alert.
WARNING: Do not ignore the
fatigue alert warning as you may
not realise that you have actually
become fatigued. Stop the vehicle
as soon as safely possible and
then rest.
WARNING: In some conditions,
fatigue may not affect your driving
style, so a warning message will
not be displayed. Therefore, it is
important to take regular break
intervals, regardless if fatigue
alert has been selected or a
warning message displayed.
WARNING: Driver assistance
systems are developed to support
the driver and not to replace the
driver’s attention. The driver is
always responsible for ensuring
the vehicle is driven safely at the
appropriate speed and distance
to other vehicles, in accordance
with current traffic rules and
regulations.
Fatigue Alert Limitations
Fatigue alert may display warnings
even if your driving pattern has not
become inconsistent, such as driving:
– In strong crosswinds.
– On grooved road surfaces.
Also see page 123 for information on
camera limitations.
DRIVER ASSISTANCE
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