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WARNING: Excessive crosswinds, large
road crown, improper tire pressures, or
vehicle loading conditions can affect
the feature's performance.
When enabled, Lane Departure Protection
helps the driver to prevent the vehicle from
unintentionally straying out of a detected
lane by providing visual and haptic alerts (if
enabled).
Lane Departure Protection is available
at vehicle speeds between 30‑124 mph
(50‑200 km/h) for detecting lanes, and between
40‑85 mph (60‑140 km/h) for detecting road
edges.
Note: Lane Departure Protection is temporarily
overridden when a turn signal is activated
(see Turn Signals). Once you have steered into
another lane and the turn signal automatically
deactivates, Lane Departure Protection will
resume if lane lines are detected.
When the system detects an unintentional drift
toward the lane or road boundaries:
- An alert will display on the Instrument
Cluster, highlighting the side the vehicle
is drifting towards.
- If enabled, the steering wheel will provide
a haptic vibration.
- Steering correction is applied to bring the
vehicle back into the lane or road.
If two or more steering corrections are detected
within 180 seconds without the driver’s hands
on the steering wheel, an audible alert will
sound on the second correction. For any
consecutive steering corrections, audible alerts
will be longer in duration.
Lane Departure Protection alerts will be
canceled immediately if any of the following
actions happen:
- A turn signal is activated
- Intentional steering
- Intentional acceleration
- Intentional braking
Lane Departure Protection settings
To configure Lane Departure Protection, from
the Pilot Panel touch > DreamDrive,
then enable or disable Lane Departure
Protection. Settings save to the current User
Profile.
When Lane Departure Protection is
disabled or unavailable, an indicator
will display on the Instrument Cluster.
When enabled, press INTERVENTION ONLY
(default) or WARNING AND INTERVENTION if
you wish to receive haptic vibrations of the
steering wheel when a steering correction is
recommended.
Warnings cancel automatically when the risk
of an unintentional lane departure has been
reduced (such as when you steer the vehicle
back to the current lane).
Note: When disabled, Lane Departure
Protection settings will save to the current
User Profile. Lane Departure Protection is re-
activated when Highway Assist is activated.
See Highway Assist. When Highway Assist is
activated, it is always set to 'Warning and
Intervention'.
Blind Spot Warning
WARNING: Blind Spot Warning should
not be used as a replacement for
checking the interior and exterior
mirrors or looking over your shoulder
before changing lanes. It's the driver's
obligation to stay alert, pay attention to
traffic, and take action if necessary.
WARNING: Blind Spot Warning may
not cover an extended blind spot zone
when a trailer is attached to a detected
vehicle.
Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) 109
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