NbyNW wroteIt was your head turning. First time I ever did it I got freaked out until I learned that once the prompt pops up to switch lanes if you turn your head to the left it will initialize a lane change. Same thing after passing when it prompts you, turn head to right and it initiates lane change.Assist Plus is fantastic. Lane changes are a little more abrupt than I like but it works well. Using it the other day I think it changed lanes on its own to pass or return to the right lane after passing. I was reaching for the signal stalk and it did it before I touched it (I think?).
Groundtrac wroteExcellent, thanks for the tip.It was your head turning. First time I ever did it I got freaked out until I learned that once the prompt pops up to switch lanes if you turn your head to the left it will initialize a lane change. Same thing after passing when it prompts you, turn head to right and it initiates lane change.
Groundtrac wroteThanks again for this, it's pretty slick how it works.It was your head turning. First time I ever did it I got freaked out until I learned that once the prompt pops up to switch lanes if you turn your head to the left it will initialize a lane change. Same thing after passing when it prompts you, turn head to right and it initiates lane change.
Beach-Knight wroteSo much to see. We love road trips and get away when we can. Family responsibilities looking after mom keeps my wife and I close, so mainly day trips.Beautiful pictures. Whoever took those pictures has a great eye for photography and a beautiful ride to get them to the target. My wife and I flew out west with the family a few years ago. We drove Grand Canyon to Yellowstone. We weren’t quite close enough to afford the time to get to Mount Rushmore. I was on the other side when my son and I went to Nebraska. Again, time didn’t allow the extra miles. Maybe one day I can cross that off my list.
Your pictures brought back memories. Thank You.
