Limitations of Highway Driving Assist
Highway Driving Assist and Highway Lane Change Assist may operate abnormally or unexpectedly under the following circumstances:
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The map information differs from the actual road because the navigation system is out of date.
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The map information differs from the actual road because of real-time GPS data or map information errors.
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The infotainment system is overloaded due to simultaneously performing functions such as route search, video playback, voice recognition, and so on.
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GPS signals are blocked when you drive in areas such as a tunnel.
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You veer off-course, reset the navigation route by changing the destination (including changing the route according to real-time traffic information), or cancel the route to the destination.
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The vehicle enters a service or rest area.
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Android Auto™ or Apple CarPlay® is operating.
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The navigation system cannot detect the vehicle’s current position (for example, you are driving on elevated roads, including overpasses adjacent to general roads or nearby parallel roads).
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Your vehicle fails to recognize white single dash lane lines and road boundaries.
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Some lanes are temporarily restricted.
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The middle of the road does not have a physical separation structure, such as a center median.
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The lane you intend to change to is a bus lane or variable lane.
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You have a trailer, carrier, or other equipment attached to your vehicle.
For more information on the front camera, front radar, front corner radar, and rear corner radar sensors, refer to Forward Collision-avoidance Assist (FCA) (Sensor Fusion).