1. Make sure Adaptive Cruise Control is enabled. You will see one of two icons: A white illuminated Adaptive Cruise Control or a green illuminated icon with the set speed limit. If you don’t see either of these, press the Adaptive Cruise Control button on your steering wheel.
2. Then, when Super Cruise detects you are on a compatible road, paying attention and all other driving conditions necessary for the feature to function are met (e.g., lane markings visible, GPS available, no system faults), the Super Cruise symbol illuminates in white on the instrument cluster.
a. On some models, you will have to center your vehicle in the lane before seeing the Super Cruise symbol appear.
3. When it is safe to do so, press the SUPER CRUISE button on the steering wheel to engage Super Cruise.
a. On some vehicles, when all other driving conditions are met but your vehicle is not centered in your lane, the Super Cruise symbol will light up blue until your vehicle is centered in your lane.
4. When the symbol and the steering wheel light bar illuminate in green, you may remove your hands from the steering wheel. You should not remove your hands from the steering wheel unless the light bar is green, which lets you know Super Cruise is steering the vehicle.
5. If an Adaptive Cruise Control† speed was not previously set, Super Cruise will set your current speed as the cruise speed.
6. On some vehicles, when Super Cruise is turned on, it will activate the Enhanced Automatic Emergency Braking,† Forward Collision Alert,† Lane Change Alert with Side Blind Zone Alert† and Trailer Side Blind Zone Alert† features, even if you had previously turned them off. On these vehicles, when you turn Super Cruise off, these features will revert to the settings you had previously set for them. On other vehicles, your settings for these features will remain set, even if you turn your vehicle off and on again.