lane assist
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Tda818
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I just purchased mine this week and totally agree with you. F
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I do not trust my lane assist on ANY road except interstates so why use it at all then otherwise?
WNJeffers
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Have you considered just turning it off? I would wager you are competent to keep the car in the lane yourself.
On the long drive home from picking up my 2023 Sportage HEV, I was forever being bothered by an audible warning if I got near the center line on the interstate. It was usually a matter of changing lanes on the not crowded interstate without always signaling first.
In any event, my first priority was to get the warning turned off. Somehow I figured how to do that in the menus. I have been driving for more than 60 years and it it comes to the point where I cannot drive the car without assistance, I will give up the keys.
On the long drive home from picking up my 2023 Sportage HEV, I was forever being bothered by an audible warning if I got near the center line on the interstate. It was usually a matter of changing lanes on the not crowded interstate without always signaling first.
In any event, my first priority was to get the warning turned off. Somehow I figured how to do that in the menus. I have been driving for more than 60 years and it it comes to the point where I cannot drive the car without assistance, I will give up the keys.
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They probably don't allow for adjustments as it could be a legal issue... That's just my assumption. I do like lane keeping assist. I find it to be a great second pair of eyes on the highway. You never know when something may distract you - and having that technology to keep you in your lane - even if/when it's not perfect - is a great thing for safety and peace of mind...