Adaptive Cruise Control

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Available on select Ford vehicles is a series of Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) features employing advanced radar and camera technology.¹⁰ACC lets you set a cruising speed and distance from the vehicle ahead of you. When it slows down, you automatically do too; when traffic picks back up, you resume your preset speed and distance. Then comes ACC with Stop-and-Go, which enables you to come to a complete stop when the vehicle ahead stops. * Now add Lane Centering, which scans the lane markings to help you stay in your lane if the system detects you’re drifting out of it. And that’s not all. Now there’s Intelligent Adaptive Cruise Control, which includes all of these features plus new Speed Sign Recognition that can automatically adjust the set speed of your vehicle to the posted speed limit.

* If the vehicle is stopped for more than three seconds, the driver must intervene and press the “RES” button or accelerator pedal to resume system operation.

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Beyond Conventional Cruise Control

Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop-and-Go

Available Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) lets you maintain a preset speed and distance from the vehicle ahead.¹⁰ ACC with Stop-and-Go can even help you come to a complete stop. *

*If the vehicle is stopped for more than three seconds, the driver must intervene and press the “RES” button or accelerator pedal to resume system operation.

Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop-and-Go and Lane Centering

This version of available Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop-and-Go adds Lane Centering that can detect lane markings to help you keep your vehicle centered in the lane.¹⁰

Intelligent Adaptive Cruise Control (IACC)

IACC includes the features of Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop-and-Go and Lane Centering and adds Speed Sign Recognition, which can automatically adjust the set speed of your vehicle to the posted speed limit.¹⁰