What is Audi Lane Assist?

Audi Lane Assist is a technology designed to help prevent accidents caused by unintentional lane departures. This system utilizes advanced sensors to detect lane markings and guide the car back into the correct lane, effectively serving as a vigilant co-pilot. Active lane assist can provide steering guidance to help the driver keep the vehicle in its designated path by monitoring road structures and nearby vehicles. For more details on our new vehicles equipped with this technology, explore our new vehicle inventory.

Audi Side Assist Package Explained

The Audi Side Assist package adds to the safety net by assisting drivers during lane changes. Operating at speeds above 30 km/h, the system alerts the driver to vehicles in the blind spots, contributing to a safer highway driving experience. You can learn more about vehicles that include Audi Side Assist by inspecting our used vehicle inventory.

Tips on Driving with Lane Assist

When driving with Lane Assist, the system employs subtle steering adjustments to maintain the vehicle's position within the lane. If the system detects a potential unintentional lane departure, it prompts the driver with visual alerts and slight steering nudges. Remember, it's crucial to remain engaged while driving, as Lane Assist is designed to assist, not replace, an attentive driver. Visit our Parts Department to ensure your vehicle's sensors and systems are functioning optimally for the Lane Assist feature to operate correctly.

The Value of Lane Assist in Modern Driving

Lane Assist technology acts as a vital preventative measure against common driving errors, whether from distraction or fatigue. With this technology, vehicles equipped with Lane Departure Warning can significantly reduce the risk of off-road accidents. The inclusion of Lane Keep Assist provides an additional layer of safety to further keep the vehicle on course. Explore financing options for vehicles with Lane Assist through our Credit Application.

Lane Assist vs. Adaptive Lane Assist: Understanding the Difference

While Lane Assist maintains the vehicle's lane position, Adaptive Lane Assist is its advanced counterpart. Besides recognizing traditional white lane markings, this system can also identify temporary yellow lines, making it highly reliable even in areas with road works. Keeping the vehicle centrally-aligned without driver intervention, it offers a smoother driving experience. To peruse vehicles equipped with Adaptive Lane Assist, check our New vehicle inventory.

Disabling Audi Lane Assist: Your Control Over Technology

Should you choose to disable the Lane Assist system, your Audi allows you to turn it off via the infotainment settings. The steps to do this may differ by model, so for specific instructions, refer to your owner's manual or schedule an appointment with our Service Department for professional assistance.

Activating Audi Active Lane Assist

To activate Audi Active Lane Assist, simply press the button at the end of the turn signal lever. Once engaged, the system's status is visibly confirmed on the gauge cluster. For a hands-on demonstration of Audi Active Lane Assist or to explore customization options, contact our Accessories department at Audi Genuine Parts & Accessories.

Does Lane Assist Equal Autonomous Driving?

It's important to emphasize that Lane Assist does not equate to self-driving. Even when Lane Keep Assist is active, it's essential to maintain control and awareness, ensuring hands remain on the steering wheel. While Lane Assist contributes to safety, it is not a substitute for attentive driving.