Dual cruise control options in the Prologue

[NormalEV002]

Good day, guys!
I wanted to say something about the adaptive cruise control. I had it on my recent cars, and I enjoyed it. I like the Prologue I own now has it, too. More than that, the Prologue includes a traditional, non-radar. It is a great feature to have. But there is one thing that puts me in thought: in snowy weather, ACC would usually shut off in my previous car once the radar got covered. So, I wonder ho w would the traditional ACC would work in those conditions. What do you think?

 

[Cj_miles]

AFAIK, all Hondas with cruise control also have the standard version. I can't remember how to switch between them, but I believe it involves using the small stick. Just a heads up: when it's slippery, all cruise control features are turned off. I've never had to deal with that because I live somewhere warm. You could try it out next winter and see what happens.

 

[Shugs]

Good day, guys!
I wanted to say something about the adaptive cruise control. I had it on my recent cars, and I enjoyed it. I like the Prologue I own now has it, too. More than that, the Prologue includes a traditional, non-radar. It is a great feature to have. But there is one thing that puts me in thought: in snowy weather, ACC would usually shut off in my previous car once the radar got covered. So, I wonder ho w would the traditional ACC would work in those conditions. What do you think?

The traditional ACC should work better in snowy conditions since it doesn't rely on radar, making it less affected.

 

[sherwin143!]

Agree with @Shugs on this. Trad ACC should work better. Is it starting to snow where you are now @NormalEV002? Let us know what your experience is.

 

[r0br@ceR2]

Cruise is standard on all Hondas with ACC. I believe he said something about pressing the "set" button or something to switch between the steering wheel's modes. Since I live in Southern California, I have never given much thought to the slippery situations issue. However, you ought to test it out next winter and see how it acts. It could be helpful to know!