Blue Cruise Attention Warning

Can't be turned off. If you switch off handsfree, then maybe it won't ping you, I haven't tried.

RickMachE said:

Can't be turned off. If you switch off handsfree, then maybe it won't ping you, I haven't tried.

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My other car is a Tesla, all I have to do is wiggle the wheel every 45 seconds. The whole idea of using Blue Cruise for me is that I can do things like look at my screen and plan my next charging stop without being pestered by that annoying ping.

ScottyVandy said:

My other car is a Tesla, all I have to do is wiggle the wheel every 45 seconds. The whole idea of using Blue Cruise for me is that I can do things like look at my screen and plan my next charging stop without being pestered by that annoying ping.

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Wiggling the wheel would not be handsfree driving. You don't have to touch the wheel with BlueCruise handsfree driving. But, with a Tesla, you can go to sleep and crash into people because, well, Tesla.

This isn't a secret, there is information on the Ford site, and videos, and it explains how it tracks your eyes. If it's a feature that doesn't work for you, then perhaps more pre-purchase research was needed.

ScottyVandy said:

I can't turn my head away from the road for more than a couple seconds before I get the "ding ding ding..." and it wants me to point my eyes back on the road. I can't even look at my navigation map without getting these warnings.

Does anyone know of a way to turn that off. I can't even take a nap. (joke)

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For what it's worth, a vehicle traveling at 60 MPH will travel 178 feet and at 70 MPH 208 ft. or 12 to 14 vehicle lengths in "a couple of seconds".

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I get a good 5-10 seconds before mine starts to ding me. I notice it shuts off more depending on the lighting/sun when i wear sun glasses. But over all have no problem doing things with the NAV or radio with BC