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When does ICBC recommend using ordinary cruise control?
Correct answer: Under ideal highway conditions with an alert driver
Why
Use ordinary cruise control only under ideal highway conditions. ICBC says not to use it on wet, slippery, snowy or icy surfaces, in urban traffic, on winding roads, or when tired. It does not replace an alert driver's control of speed.
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