I've done a search but nothing comes up, possibly due to the fact I don't know what to search for.

Anyway, starting today - never seen it before, I've been getting a small speed limit symbol, red circle - white background with MPH in the circle.

It only pops up now and again in the lane keeping / following a car matrix, bottom centre of screen, and it only stays for about 5 seconds, thus I haven't got a picture.

As I say, it's only started (or I've only just noticed it) today after 18 months of ownership.

Any knowledge anyone?

something like this?
Do you have adaptive cruise control and road-sign recognition ?

Edited 8 September, 20232 yr by Gabbo

4 hours ago, Gabbo said:

something like this?
Do you have adaptive cruise control and road-sign recognition ?

Yes Gabbo, both ACC and road sign recognition - so question answered, thanks. Curious I've never noticed before.

However that throws up another query; I like the ACC but I don't want to be flying about at the maximum permissible speed limit, especially on 60mph trunk roads - I know (and do) knock it down 5 -10mph on the stalk but it's a continuous irritation as every time I exit a 30MPH zone the car is off like a rampant horse.

Is there some way of limiting the speed without the need to knock it down manually every time?

7 hours ago, Berisford said:

Yes Gabbo, both ACC and road sign recognition - so question answered, thanks. Curious I've never noticed before.

However that throws up another query; I like the ACC but I don't want to be flying about at the maximum permissible speed limit, especially on 60mph trunk roads - I know (and do) knock it down 5 -10mph on the stalk but it's a continuous irritation as every time I exit a 30MPH zone the car is off like a rampant horse.

Is there some way of limiting the speed without the need to knock it down manually every time?

If you go into the settings section and under adaptive cruise control there will be certain settings to turn off the adjust to road and adjust to signs

It's possible to code something which is pACC_Learning_drivers_offset - does not work on all cars though.

 

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