Cruise control

Cruise control is a feature in a car that allows the driver to maintain a consistent speed without having to constantly press the accelerator pedal. Once activated, the system will maintain the set speed until the driver applies the brake or turns off the feature. It is especially useful for long distance driving on highways and can help prevent fatigue and reduce fuel consumption. Some advanced cruise control systems can even adjust the speed based on traffic conditions and keep a safe distance from other vehicles on the road.