• ALC may exit accidentally at any time due to
unknown reasons. Make sure to keep an eye
on the road safety conditions and be ready
to take proper measures. The driver is always
responsible for the safety of lane changing.
ALC is not applicable in the situations below:
• There are sharp turnings, or bad road
conditions, for example, slippery or icy
roads.
• Drive on an inclined road.
• The road where pedestrians or riders may
appear.
• Dark (poor light) or poor visibility (due to
heavy rain, heavy snow, heavy fog, and
others).
• When the hard light (for example the
headlamp light or the direct sunlight)
interferes with the camera's field of view.
• The camera’s field of view is blocked by the
preceding vehicles.
• The camera’s field of view (blocked by water
mist, dust, or sticker) is blocked by the
windscreen.
• The lane lines are excessively worn or
obscured, or covered, new line and old line
overlap, temporarily adjusted due to road
construction, or change quickly (for example,
lane diverging, crossing, or merging).
• Objects or landscape features are casting
strong shadows on the lane.
• There are warning cones, warning boards, or
other objects on the road.
• The radar is restricted.
• The camera is subject to the limit.
• The radar or camera is blocked (dust and
cover, etc.) or bad weather conditions (for
example, heavy rain, heavy snow, and thick
fog).
• The ALC performance will be affected when
there is large lateral airflow or strong wind at
one side of the vehicle. ALC is not suitable
to be used in such weather conditions.
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