SEAT does not recommend using the function in
the following cases ››› :
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Heavy rain, snow or fog.
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When going through tunnels.
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On stretches of road with roadworks.
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On routes with curves, e.g. on mountain roads.
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On o-road routes.
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In covered car parks.
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On roads with embedded metal objects such
as train or tram tracks.
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On roads with loose gravel.
Pay special attention when using ACC in the
following situations:
On curves
Fig.139 Vehicle on a bend.
The ACC may not detect the vehicle in front
on a curve, or may regulate the distance from
vehicles in other lanes ›››Fig.139.
Vehicles outside the sensor zone
Fig.140 Motorcyclist ahead out of range of the
radar sensor.
Fig.141 Vehicle changing lanes.
In the following situations the ACC may not re-
act, or may react slowly or inappropriately:
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Vehicles that are not aligned while driving or
that are outside the sensor's detection area,
such as motorcycles ›››Fig.140.
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Vehicles that move into your lane, a short dis-
tance from your vehicle ›››Fig.141.
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Vehicles with loads or accessories that pro-
trude from the sides, rear or roof.
Objects that are not detected
Fig.142 A vehicle turning and another
stationary.
The ACC function only detects and reacts to
vehicles moving in the same direction. There-
fore it does not detect:
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People
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Animals
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Vehicles travelling in the opposite direction or
crossing the road.
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Other stationary obstacles
The ACC may not react to stationary vehicles.
If, for example, a vehicle detected by the ACC
turns or moves over and there is a stationary
vehicle in front of it, the ACC will not react to
the second vehicle ›››Fig.142.
WARNING
Using the ACC in the above situations can
cause serious accidents and injuries, and
you could break the law.
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