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If the Front Assist system is switched on ⇒Using Front Assist , then Pedestrian Monitoring is also ac‐
tive within a speed range of about 3–40mph (5–65km/h).
WARNING
The Pedestrian Monitoring technology cannot overcome the laws of physics and system-related
limits. Never let the increased convenience provided by the Pedestrian Monitoring system tempt
you into taking extra risks. The driver is always responsible for braking in time. If the Pedestrian
Monitoring system issues a warning, immediately apply the brakes to slow the vehicle down or
avoid the pedestrian, depending on the traffic situation.
Always adjust your speed, driving style, and the distance you keep between you and the vehi‐
cles ahead of you to the road, traffic, weather, and visibility conditions.
The Pedestrian Monitoring system cannot prevent accidents and serious injuries on its own.
The Pedestrian Monitoring system can issue unnecessary warnings in certain complex driving
situations, for example, when driving in tight curves.
The Pedestrian Monitoring system can issue unnecessary warnings or braking maneuvers
when its function is impaired, for example, if the radar sensor is dirty or if the position of the
radar sensor has been changed.
The Pedestrian Monitoring system does not react to animals.
The Pedestrian Monitoring system does not react to pedestrians who are standing still or mov‐
ing toward you.
Always be prepared to take full control of the vehicle at all times.
Using Front Assist
Read and follow the introductory information and safety information first⇒ Introduction to the
subject
The Front Assist system and the advance warning are automatically active once the ignition is
switched on ⇒Starting and stopping the engine .
Volkswagen recommends that the Front Assist system be switched on at all times, except in the spe‐
cific situations described in this Manual ⇒System limits .
Turning Front Assist on or off
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