Active Lane Assist (ALA) Switches
Warning: The features in active lane assist (ALA) are intended only as aids for a conscientious and alert driver. Do not rely on ALA to safely operate the vehicle.
The driver is responsible for keeping their hands on the wheel at all times when ALA is active.
ALA may not indicate lane departures under certain conditions. Read the information in this manual to understand the circumstances under which ALA may not provide adequate lane departure warnings.
ALA does not warn of all possible hazards and is not a substitute for safe driving procedures.
Failure to drive safely and use ALA properly could result in personal injury and/or death and severe property damage.
In a vehicle equipped with an ICC5, there are four possible switches related to active lane assist (ALA): two digital and two physical:
Fig. 1, Lane Departure Warning Off Physical Switch
Fig. 2, Lane Departure Warning Off Digital Switch, ICC5
Fig. 3, Lane Keep Assist Off Physical Switch
Fig. 4, Lane Keep Assist Off Digital Switch, ICC5
ALA with auto stop can also be deactivated under 'Settings' > 'Driving Assistance.'
Pressing either a physical or digital LKA OFF switch turns off LKA for the key cycle. The switch light illuminates to show that LKA is off. Pressing the switch or restarting the vehicle turns LKA on.
Pressing the LDW OFF switch will turn off LDW and, by extension, LDP for fifteen minutes. When LDW is off, the light on the LDW alert switch illuminates.
A driver might want to turn off LDW on winding roads or when driving through construction zones or other areas where lane markings are not clear.