Is my brake working correctly?
Thomas Mitchell
Active Member
While ACC May have been in use, ultimately it is Collision Mitigation Braking System (CMBS) and Forward Collision Warning (FCW) that should have saved your bacon.
One can increase the alert distance in the Vehicle Settings menu in order to (possibly) provide more time to react in such conditions. I don’t believe it affects the braking response, though.
One can increase the alert distance in the Vehicle Settings menu in order to (possibly) provide more time to react in such conditions. I don’t believe it affects the braking response, though.
Lowell_Greenberg
Active Member
This makes sense. Also if the rain somehow impaired the ACC system, the car should have warned the driver.
If the driver tries to brake, does the pre collision braking "defer" to the user, or will it brake by itself if a collision is imminent? Does the Clarity reduce throttle/speed when approaching a vehicle? How does ACC and pre-collision features interact? As this driver illustrates, these questions are far from academic.
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LegoZ
Active Member
The car also has brake assist which should hit the brakes really hard in the right conditions when you hit the brakes. It’s independent of all the other features. Somehow it detects a panic brake and applys full braking. While verifying the Clarity still has this (my 2013 Civic Hybrid did) I found a note about drying the brakes.
