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following vehicles and objects . – Small motorcycles , bicycles , pedestrians , stationary objects on the road or road side , etc .
– Vehicles with body shapes that the radar may not reflect ( vehicles with lower body height such as a trailer with no cargo and sports cars )
– Vehicles that are not approaching your vehicle even though they are in the detection area ( either on a neighboring lane to the rear or beside your vehicle when reversing ) ( The system determines the presence of approaching vehicles based on data detected by the radar sensors .) – Vehicles traveling at significantly different speeds
– Vehicles driving in parallel at almost the same speed as your vehicle for a prolonged time – Oncoming vehicles – Vehicles in a lane beyond the neighboring lane – Vehicles traveling at a significantly lower speed that you are trying to overtake
. On a road with extremely narrow lanes , the system may detect vehicles driving in a lane next to the
neighboring lane .
& BSD / RCTA Approach Indicator Light / Warning Buzzer s07bm03
While the BSD / RCTA is active , the following item ( s ) will operate to alert the driver :
. The BSD / RCTA approach indicator light ( when there are vehicles in the neighboring lanes ).
. The BSD / RCTA approach indicator light and warning buzzer ( when a vehicle is approaching from the left or right side while your vehicle is reversing )
! BSD / RCTA approach indicator light s07bm0301
BSD / RCTA approach indicator light It is mounted on each side of the outside mirrors .
The indicator light will illuminate when a vehicle approaching from behind is detected .
The indicator light will flash to warn the driver of dangers under the following conditions .
. While the indicator light is illuminating , if the turn signal lever is operated toward the side in which this light turned on
. When reversing the vehicle while the system detects a vehicle approaching from either side
! BSD / RCTA approach indicator light dimming function s07bm030101
When the headlights are turned on , the brightness of the BSD / RCTA approach indicator light will be reduced .
NOTE
. You may have difficulty seeing the BSD / RCTA approach indicator light under the following conditions . – When sunlight shines directly on it
– When the headlight beams from a vehicle traveling behind shines directly on it
. While the illumination brightness control dial is in the fully upward position , even if the headlights are