Before Using the Driver Assistance System
WARNING
Always keep a safe distance from vehicles ahead and adjust your vehicle speed to road conditions. The Driver Assistance System may not work in all situations and cannot avoid all collisions.
To avoid serious injury or death:
- Always remain in control of your vehicle. In some cases, the Driver Assistance System may apply unexpected braking or steering.
- Never attempt to activate any Driver Assistance System intentionally to strike people, animals, objects, or other vehicles.
- Steering, braking, and acceleration inputs from you may override the responses of the Driver Assistance System.
- Do not use the Driver Assistance System when towing a trailer or using a towing hitch carrier.
- Do not use the Driver Assistance System if you believe the sensors or systems may not be operating correctly.
Information
Driver Assistance System functions may change when the infotainment software is updated. The description of each function may differ from this manual after an update. Refer to the infotainment system user's manual and the Quick Reference Guide.
Driver Assistance System Limitations
Nearby vehicles, road conditions, or other factors may delay the response of the Driver Assistance System or cause these systems to not function, including:
- Driving situations with lane restrictions (toll booths, construction zones, etc.)
- Curves, hills, or other road features that may prevent detection of vehicles in adjacent lanes or fail to detect vehicles ahead in the traveled lane
- If other vehicles, pedestrians, or cyclists are not detected
- Driving in adverse weather, such as heavy rain, snow, or icy roads
- Interference from strong electromagnetic waves
- Streets with railroad tracks or other built-in metal objects
- If anything blocks or covers the sensor
- If any camera, radar, or sensor is damaged
Test yourself
A quick Hyundai Tucson LM quiz: every answer comes with an explanation and a link to the manual page.