Blind Spot Assist - Vehicles With: Blind Spot Information System, Vehicles Without: Trailer Tow - Blind Spot Assist Limitations

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Blind Spot Assist Limitations

All system limitations present in the basic lane keeping system also apply to blind spot assist.

Blind spot assist does not function under the following conditions:

When none or only one of the two lane markings are detected.
One or both rear radar sensors become blocked or faulty.
A trailer is attached to your vehicle.

Note: Bike carriers and cargo racks could cause false alerts due to obstruction of the sensor. We recommend switching the feature off when using a bike carrier or a cargo rack.

Note: The system does not recognize the trailer, if you attach a trailer without electrical connectors. We recommend to switch off blind spot assist if you attach a trailer without electrical connectors.

Blind spot assist could have difficulty detecting hazards under the following conditions:

If a vehicle is approaching in an adjacent lane at a relative speed much higher than your vehicle.
Bad weather conditions are present that obstruct the sensors.

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