We’ve all seen that driver—the one weaving between lanes, checking their phone with one hand and holding a breakfast burrito in the other, treating the freeway like a video game. And let’s be honest, at some point, most of us have been that driver.
Alright, you’re cruising down the highway, tunes up, windows cracked, maybe a little sun on your face—and then you spot it. A little wisp of smoke curling out from the tailpipe. You do a quick double-take in the rearview mirror. Is that… blue? Wait, now it looks white. You slow down just a little, hoping it’ll disappear.
If you’re like me, the first time you heard about “adaptive cruise control,” your brain probably filed it somewhere between “kinda cool” and “probably complicated.” I mean, how smart can cruise control really be?
