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Well what do you want to happen? That your car doesn't let you slow down?

• klez 12y ago
  Cruise control works this way: - There's a minimum speed you have to go for it to function (in this case, 30kph). If you are /below/ that speed, it doesn't turn on. - Once it is enabled, you can use a switch to change your current speed up or down in increments (on my car it's approx. 1.5 kph) - Once in cruise control mode, you can't use the switch to go below the limit (30 kph) - (On my car) If you hit your breaks or clutch pedals, the cruise control disengages (so yes, you can decelerate below the threshold, but the cc turns off). If you hit the accelerator, it temporarily disengages, then, as soon as you release the accelerator, it slowly goes back to the set speed. The bug in this case is that the activation treshold is not the same as the lower limit at which you can set the speed once the cruise control is activated What I would expect: I can enter cruise control mode at 30kph and the minimum speed I can reach using the switch is still 30kph. What happens: I can enter cruise control mode at 31kph and the minimum speed I can reach using the switch is 30kph.