Anyone got adaptive cruise control?

[Sir Tigger KC]

I use my cruise a lot. 

It's especially useful on 'Smart' motorways.  Set the speed and cruise through, knowing that your speed isn't going to creep up. 

Depending on traffic conditions of course. 

[Viral_Jim]

I use my cruise a lot. 

It's especially useful on 'Smart' motorways.  Set the speed and cruise through, knowing that your speed isn't going to creep up. 

Depending on traffic conditions of course. 

This.

Given 75% or my miles are motorway, probably 50% of my total miles are done on cruise. I would very much welcome adaptive cruise with lane keep assist.

[STEMO]

I use my cruise a lot. 

It's especially useful on 'Smart' motorways.  Set the speed and cruise through, knowing that your speed isn't going to creep up. 

Depending on traffic conditions of course. 

This.

Given 75% or my miles are motorway, probably 50% of my total miles are done on cruise. I would very much welcome adaptive cruise with lane keep assist.

What about a car with a bog? And a 'brew up' feature for when you fancy a cuppa 

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

I use my cruise a lot. 

It's especially useful on 'Smart' motorways.  Set the speed and cruise through, knowing that your speed isn't going to creep up. 

Depending on traffic conditions of course. 

This.

Given 75% or my miles are motorway, probably 50% of my total miles are done on cruise. I would very much welcome adaptive cruise with lane keep assist.

What about a car with a bog? And a 'brew up' feature for when you fancy a cuppa 

Hole in the driver's seat and a thermos flask.

[Shackeng]

I use my cruise a lot. 

It's especially useful on 'Smart' motorways.  Set the speed and cruise through, knowing that your speed isn't going to creep up. 

Depending on traffic conditions of course. 

This.

Given 75% or my miles are motorway, probably 50% of my total miles are done on cruise. I would very much welcome adaptive cruise with lane keep assist.

I have this as well with 3 choices of warning level, but I am not keen on the higher level, as you tend to forget its on when you pull out to overtake, and, if you haven't indicated, you get a steering shake which I find disconcerting sometimes.

[STEMO]

I use my cruise a lot. 

It's especially useful on 'Smart' motorways.  Set the speed and cruise through, knowing that your speed isn't going to creep up. 

Depending on traffic conditions of course. 

This.

Given 75% or my miles are motorway, probably 50% of my total miles are done on cruise. I would very much welcome adaptive cruise with lane keep assist.

I have this as well with 3 choices of warning level, but I am not keen on the higher level, as you tend to forget its on when you pull out to overtake, and, if you haven't indicated, you get a steering shake which I find disconcerting sometimes.

Just like being back in your omega? 

[TheBoy]

Strangely, it seems to be one of 2 options not on the Black Pussy, RSE being the other.

TBH, I never took to it on the others I test drove, was a very strange sensation (though I guess I'd get used to it). And TBH, I rarely use cruise - used to use it all the time in those motorway 50mph zones, but I tend to use speed limiter functions instead now.  My daily commute doesn't really lend itself to cruise (of any description).

[Shackeng]

I use my cruise a lot. 

It's especially useful on 'Smart' motorways.  Set the speed and cruise through, knowing that your speed isn't going to creep up. 

Depending on traffic conditions of course. 

This.

Given 75% or my miles are motorway, probably 50% of my total miles are done on cruise. I would very much welcome adaptive cruise with lane keep assist.

I have this as well with 3 choices of warning level, but I am not keen on the higher level, as you tend to forget its on when you pull out to overtake, and, if you haven't indicated, you get a steering shake which I find disconcerting sometimes.

Just like being back in your omega? 

Steve, you have too much spare time, I'm going to have a word with 'er indoors.

[STEMO]

I use my cruise a lot. 

It's especially useful on 'Smart' motorways.  Set the speed and cruise through, knowing that your speed isn't going to creep up. 

Depending on traffic conditions of course. 

This.

Given 75% or my miles are motorway, probably 50% of my total miles are done on cruise. I would very much welcome adaptive cruise with lane keep assist.

I have this as well with 3 choices of warning level, but I am not keen on the higher level, as you tend to forget its on when you pull out to overtake, and, if you haven't indicated, you get a steering shake which I find disconcerting sometimes.

Just like being back in your omega? 

Steve, you have too much spare time, I'm going to have a word with 'er indoors.

'Er indoors is never indoors, she's always working. Just finished SATS tests and got a phone call yesterday to say she had an inspection on Monday. So she won't be indoors at the weekend either. 

[Auto Addict]

Only time I've ever used cruise control when I've being towing the caravan in France, where the roads are quieter.

[Shackeng]

I love cruise, ever since it was first avlbl back in the day, I've used it. I also like the speed limiter on the Mondy for special occasions. In fact I like nearly all the technology on it, including self parking.

[Auto Addict]

I love cruise, ever since it was first avlbl back in the day, I've used it. I also like the speed limiter on the Mondy for special occasions. In fact I like nearly all the technology on it, including self parking.

I park mine myself as well

[ronnyd]

After me having to do a speed awareness course   i use it in speed limit areas and it,s nice on dual carriageways/ motorways when it,s quiet.

[Figureman52]

What about a car with a bog? And a 'brew up' feature for when you fancy a cuppa 

Drive around in a motorhome.

[Sir Tigger KC]

I love cruise, ever since it was first avlbl back in the day, I've used it. I also like the speed limiter on the Mondy for special occasions. In fact I like nearly all the technology on it, including self parking.

These are very good as well.  I had an old Merc C250 that had one and most Mercedes trucks have them.

Again very useful in 'Smart' motorways and average speed camera areas.