Lane assist- button

[Centexouterbanks]

Just starting this thread for anyone that may be curious or as dumb as myself.

to have this option activated, turn it on in your screen driver assist settings.

then push the button on the side of blinker switch.

i had read somethings on this forum that it takes some time for it to “activate “ after learning. I was waiting for it to activate after turning it on the screen, but then found the button on the blinker switch!

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[ZeroCool]

Just starting this thread for anyone that may be curious or as dumb as myself.

to have this option activated, turn it on in your screen driver assist settings.

then push the button on the side of blinker switch.

i had read somethings on this forum that it takes some time for it to “activate “ after learning. I was waiting for it to activate after turning it on the screen, but then found the button on the blinker switch!

I honestly haven’t played with it yet. I’m more interested in the assisted braking to avoid a collision. Haven’t seen it kick in yet, just hesitant to drive into something lol.

 

[magicbus]

I honestly haven’t played with it yet. I’m more interested in the assisted braking to avoid a collision. Haven’t seen it kick in yet, just hesitant to drive into something lol.

It works. Mine activated because I was getting too close to a guy taking him time making a left hand turn. I wasn’t going to bump his butt, but it was cool to see the BS was watching over my shoulder.
The other fun button is the one that keeps you a set distance from the car in front of you while on cruise control. Took me a while to understand what the dash was telling me as I pressed the button. It shows the rear of a BS getting closer or further as you press the button. (I tested this and it works no matter what make car you are following ).

 

[Flash]

I tried the lane assist for around 3 miles or so on city streets at 45 MPH and hated it, so I guess I'm done with it.

 

[magicbus]

I tried the lane assist for around 3 miles or so on city streets at 45 MPH and hated it, so I guess I'm done with it.

The lane assist assist, lane keeping and vehicle following are all meant for highway driving and fun to play with on marked county roads. I can’t imagine using them on city streets.

 

[Weston52]

The lane assist assist, lane keeping and vehicle following are all meant for highway driving and fun to play with on marked county roads. I can’t imagine using them on city streets.

Not good on cuvy road either. It feels like someone is fighting you. I leave the alert on for entertainment sake but no longer use the assist. If you play a lttle chicken and take your hands off the wheel to see if it really will keep you between the lines on a straight road you’ll get a warning screen to put your hands back on!

 

[magicbus]

… If you play a lttle chicken and take your hands off the wheel to see if it really will keep you between the lines on a straight road you’ll get a warning screen to put your hands back on!

Thats part of the curvy road fun-pack! Let the BS drive itself but make it think you’re paying attention.

 

[Cactusjk]

Just starting this thread for anyone that may be curious or as dumb as myself.

to have this option activated, turn it on in your screen driver assist settings.

then push the button on the side of blinker switch.

i had read somethings on this forum that it takes some time for it to “activate “ after learning. I was waiting for it to activate after turning it on the screen, but then found the button on the blinker switch!

So I have to turn it on using the touch screen?

 

[Centexouterbanks]

So I have to turn it on using the touch screen?

It has to be on in your driver assist settings on the infotainment and then there’s a button on your blinker switch.

 

[Kraken]

I tried the lane assist for around 3 miles or so on city streets at 45 MPH and hated it, so I guess I'm done with it.

The roads around here are terrible with poorly painted lines, it doesn't even recognize them most of the time

 

[Outback Texan]

The "lane assist" on my wife's 2022 Hyundai Tuscan Hybrid is vastly superior to my Bronco Sport Badlands. You can easily let go of her wheel and the car will stay right between the lines with only slight and barely negligible corrections, even around curves. It's practically self driving. I have tried this with my Bronco and it goes too far to one side then jerks quickly back the other way, and so on. Either Hyundai's tech is much better, or Ford just chose not to use their best hardware and software on the Bronco Sport. This does not bother me because I just want a little nudge back to my lane if I get too close to the edge.

 

[magicbus]

The "lane assist" on my wife's 2022 Hyundai Tuscan Hybrid is vastly superior to my Bronco Sport Badlands. You can easily let go of her wheel and the car will stay right between the lines with only slight and barely negligible corrections, even around curves. It's practically self driving. I have tried this with my Bronco and it goes too far to one side then jerks quickly back the other way, and so on. Either Hyundai's tech is much better, or Ford just chose not to use their best hardware and software on the Bronco Sport. This does not bother me because I just want a little nudge back to my lane if I get too close to the edge.

Do you have 360+? If I put it on cruise it does drive itself even on really curved roads. On the highway I just let it do its thing. Off cruise I think it’s just supposed to be an itch and nudge the wheel.

 

[Outback Texan]

No. I do not have 360+, so that likely explains the big difference between my BS BL and my wife's car. Thanks

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