Can l2 driver assistance be turned off?

L2 driver assistance system usually refers to a driver assistance system with some automatic driving functions, such as adaptive cruise control (ACC) and lane keeping assistance (LKA). According to the current technical level, L2 driver assistance system can generally be turned off.

There are several reasons for turning off the L2 driver assistance system. First of all, the driver may want to control the vehicle personally and enjoy the fun and autonomy of driving. Turning off the L2 driver assistance system can make the driver participate in the driving process more actively.

Secondly, the function and performance of L2 driver assistance system still have some limitations. In some complex traffic scenes or bad weather conditions, the driver assistance system may not be able to identify and respond completely and reliably. Turning off the system at this time can avoid potential security risks.

In addition, some drivers may not know much about the operation and working principle of L2 driver assistance system, or they are skeptical about the reliability of the system. Turning off the system can reduce the dependence on the system and increase the driver's sense of control and security.

However, it should be noted that turning off the L2 driver assistance system does not mean giving up the active driver assistance function of the vehicle. When appropriate, the driver can turn on the corresponding auxiliary functions according to the specific road conditions and needs to improve the comfort and safety of driving.

In a word, it is feasible to turn off the L2 driver assistance system, and the driver can decide whether to turn it off according to his own needs and trust in the system. At the same time, drivers also need to understand the working principle and limitations of the system to ensure the correct use of the driver assistance system under appropriate circumstances.