"Lane follow assist" - Hyunda feature

[Oillover]

Has anyone else experienced this feature?

Recently I picked up a 2021 Santa Fe, and noticed that it has a feature to detect when the traffic ahead is moving.
This is a great feature for those who enjoy texting and driving (which would include a majority of the "drivers" on the road today).

 

[PimTac]

Probably helpful in long stop and go traffic jams.

 

[Quattro Pete]

What you're describing is adaptive/smart cruise control.

https://www.verneidehyundaisiouxcity.com/smart-cruise-control-with-stop-go/


Lane Follow Assist is the car's ability to stay in its lane and not cross into another lane of traffic.

https://www.verneidehyundaisiouxcity.com/hyundai-lane-following-assist-lfa/

 

[Oillover]

What you're describing is adaptive/smart cruise control.

https://www.verneidehyundaisiouxcity.com/smart-cruise-control-with-stop-go/


Lane Follow Assist is the car's ability to stay in its lane and not cross into another lane of traffic.

https://www.verneidehyundaisiouxcity.com/hyundai-lane-following-assist-lfa/

No, there was no "cruise" enganged when the soft chimes indicated it was time to "move forward".
I was practically crawling along at 3-7 mph

According to their website, it's called "LFA" Lane Follow Assist
https://www.hyundaicanada.com/en/shopping-tools/buildandprice/build?step=2&model=2021-santa-fe

Or maybe it's one of the other dozen or so nanny features on cars these days!

 

[Leo99]

Some cars have the lane follow assist that works at slow speeds like in bumper to bumper traffic.

 

[Jetronic]

didn't all cars have that for ages? now the chime is from inside your own car, before it was a horn from behind saying "traffic's moving, ******e!"