TACC

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TACC is an advanced driver-assistance feature that automatically adjusts a vehicle’s speed to maintain a safe following distance from traffic ahead.

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TACC canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf adaptive cruise control system ⓘ
advanced driver-assistance feature ⓘ
abbreviationFor Traffic-Aware Cruise Control ⓘ
adjusts acceleration ⓘ
braking ⓘ
deceleration ⓘ
benefit helps smooth stop-and-go traffic ⓘ
reduces need for constant manual speed adjustment ⓘ
canBeDeactivatedBy driver controls ⓘ
canBeOverriddenBy driver accelerator input ⓘ
driver braking input ⓘ
category cruise control technology ⓘ
driver assistance system ⓘ
controls vehicle speed ⓘ
dependsOn detection of leading vehicle ⓘ
differsFrom standard cruise control by adapting to traffic speed ⓘ
doesNotProvide full self-driving capability ⓘ
domain automotive technology ⓘ
fullName Traffic-Aware Cruise Control ⓘ
function automatically adjusts a vehicle’s speed ⓘ
maintains a safe following distance from traffic ahead ⓘ
goal maintain safe headway distance ⓘ
increasesSpeedWhen traffic ahead speeds up and road is clear ⓘ
isAvailableIn modern passenger vehicles ⓘ
isPartOf ADAS (Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems) ⓘ
linked to: ADAS
limitation may not detect stationary objects reliably ⓘ
performance can be affected by weather and visibility conditions ⓘ
maintains driver-selected following distance ⓘ
set speed when lane ahead is clear ⓘ
monitors distance to leading vehicle ⓘ
relative speed to leading vehicle ⓘ
traffic ahead ⓘ
operatesOn highways ⓘ
multi-lane roads ⓘ
reducesSpeedWhen a slower vehicle is detected ahead in the same lane ⓘ
regulates time gap to vehicle ahead ⓘ
relatedTo automatic emergency braking ⓘ
lane-keeping assistance ⓘ
standard cruise control ⓘ
requires driver supervision ⓘ
driver to keep hands on the wheel in most implementations ⓘ
safetyGoal improve driving comfort ⓘ
reduce rear-end collision risk ⓘ
uses cameras ⓘ
forward-facing sensors ⓘ
radar ⓘ

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