Cruise or Speed Control Indicators

Cruise Control

This first image is the Cruise Control Indicator light in text form. The light is illuminated when the cruise control is engaged. It is perfectly straightforward, as opposed to the many image symbols below that are now often used in its place.

• First, are you sure one of these is your symbol?? If yes, then continue reading below.
• Otherwise return to our main Text Symbols page and scan again!

Note that some manufacturers use this light in yellow/amber when the system is on but not engaged. The indicator will also be yellow/amber if there is a system malfunction. See this page.

Alternatively, some manufacturers use the Text Symbol to the left, Cruise Main, to indicate that the cruise control system is turned on. Once a speed is set, it reverts to the Text Symbol to the right, Cruise Control.

Alternate Cruise Control Indicator symbols. These are new symbols that sometimes replaces the simple Text Symbols that remain in use. Unfortunately, it is not immediately obvious to most what this symbol represents, until it is explained. Which itself may explain the combination symbol, also in use seen between the two dial symbols.

Seen in black and white or gray simply means the cruise control system is ready but a speed has not been chosen or cruise control has been cancelled.

These are, of course a representation of a speedometer (the dial), with a pointer (arrow) indicating a speed.

These are a Set Indicator symbol and a Set Speed symbol. Some manufacturers use Set to indicate that a speed has been chosen. The second and third will include the chosen speed, while the first may be used to indicate a system problem. It will blink if that is the case.

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