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Kremmen

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Re: Startling experience
« Reply #45 on: Today at 12:06:03 PM »
Dashcam Viewer was my goto program

Good footage with all data and it showed you were you were at any time on a map
Let's be careful out there !

NathanC67

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Re: Startling experience
« Reply #46 on: Today at 12:18:48 PM »
I have a MK3 so no ACC, just CC so it will keep constant speed and drive into the back of someone if I'm not paying attention. I suppose the Collision Detection would step in at that point as I think it's the only override system on the car. It has lane keeping too, but it only makes a noise rather than taking any corrective action so I tend to keep it turned off

The other week I was driving in town and passed a 30 sign which had been vandalized with spray paint so the car read it as 80 in the information display which isn't even a valid UK speed limit.

I did wonder if the car was self-driving if it would have sped off at that speed through town!

ColinB

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Re: Startling experience
« Reply #47 on: Today at 05:18:43 PM »
... I suppose the Collision Detection would step in at that point as I think it's the only override system on the car...

Careful. The Forward Collision Warning system on the Mk 3 does not override the driver and operate the brakes if it detects a possible collision, it simply gives a warning. The system that actively intervenes is the City-Brake Active System, which only operates at low speed (<20mph). Confusingly, both give the same indication in the multi-function display, so it may not be clear which one has operated. Refer to pages 428 and 450 of the Owner's Manual

NathanC67

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Re: Startling experience
« Reply #48 on: Today at 05:47:53 PM »
... I suppose the Collision Detection would step in at that point as I think it's the only override system on the car...

Careful. The Forward Collision Warning system on the Mk 3 does not override the driver and operate the brakes if it detects a possible collision, it simply gives a warning. The system that actively intervenes is the City-Brake Active System, which only operates at low speed (<20mph). Confusingly, both give the same indication in the multi-function display, so it may not be clear which one has operated. Refer to pages 428 and 450 of the Owner's Manual
Thanks. I wouldn't have waited (or trusted) for it to kick in anyway.

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