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How do I set the cruise control on a Honda Accord?
I have a newer-model Accord that has adaptive cruise control, but I’m not sure how to use it. How do I set the cruise control on my Honda Accord?
Eric Schad · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Adaptive cruise control is a great safety feature that brakes if you get too close to other cars. Now the only obstacle you need to overcome is setting it!
To set the cruise control on a Honda Accord, follow these steps:
- Drive a steady speed that you want the car to maintain.
- Push the cruise button on the steering wheel.
- You should see a light on the instrument cluster that says Cruise Main.
- Press the Decel/Set button on the steering wheel.
- You should see a light on the instrument cluster that reads Cruise Control.
- Take your foot off of the accelerator.
If done correctly, your car should maintain the speed you selected. On top of that, you can increase speed by pressing and holding Accel on the steering wheel or decrease speed by pressing and holding Decel.
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To set the cruise control on a Honda Accord, use your steering wheel buttons. Click here to learn more about cruise control.
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