Deactivating Emergency Stop
If the function judges you have responded, Emergency Stop is deactivated when one of the following conditions is met:
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The driver focuses on the road ahead (if in-cabin camera equipped) and controls the steering wheel.
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The driver strongly and continuously depresses the accelerator pedal.
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The driver strongly depresses the brake pedal.
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The driver presses the Lane Driving Assist button (
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The driver presses the Driving Assist button (
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The driver presses the hazard warning flasher button after the vehicle has stopped.
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The front door is opened.
The vehicle needs to be restarted to reactivate Lane Following Assist or Highway Driving Assist after the vehicle is stopped and Emergency Stop is deactivated.
Smart Cruise Control operation is limited if the in-cabin camera is unable to detect your face.