Tired driver
This^^. It senses you weaving in your lane and approaching or crossing the lines too often in a short time. And in my case, when it comes on and displays that coffee cup, it's usually right!
I get the "Keep Hands on Wheel" warning too often. I live where most roads are flat and straight, and my truck easily drives a straight line with little or no steering input. Occasionally I have to jiggle the wheel a little to turn off the warning and let the truck know I do have my hands on the wheel.
I get the "Keep Hands on Wheel" warning too often. I live where most roads are flat and straight, and my truck easily drives a straight line with little or no steering input. Occasionally I have to jiggle the wheel a little to turn off the warning and let the truck know I do have my hands on the wheel.
This^^. It senses you weaving in your lane and approaching or crossing the lines too often in a short time. And in my case, when it comes on and displays that coffee cup, it's usually right!
I get the "Keep Hands on Wheel" warning too often. I live where most roads are flat and straight, and my truck easily drives a straight line with little or no steering input. Occasionally I have to jiggle the wheel a little to turn off the warning and let the truck know I do have my hands on the wheel.
I get the "Keep Hands on Wheel" warning too often. I live where most roads are flat and straight, and my truck easily drives a straight line with little or no steering input. Occasionally I have to jiggle the wheel a little to turn off the warning and let the truck know I do have my hands on the wheel.
Do not remember exactly how to do it. But it is in the menu settings on the gage cluster
There's a "Driver Alerts" setting, and then an "Alerts" setting within the Lane Keeping settings. Not sure which it is, so I'm going to try them one at a time to see what they do. I don't need the warning to keep my hands on the wheel, but I want Lane Keeping and the steering wheel vibration to work.








