tional sign in the head-up display and in the
instrument cluster.
Displays
In addition to speed limits and o
vertaking re-
strictions, Dynamic Road Sign Display also
detects the road sign which indicates that all
restrictions have been lifted on motorways
and main roads in Germany. In all other coun-
tries in which the system is operated, the
current speed limit is displayed instead.
The road signs detected by the Dynamic Road
Sign Display system are displayed on the in-
strument cluster. Road signs may also be dis-
played in the Infotainment system, depend-
ing on the system installed in the vehicle.
With some equipment levels, a display is also
shown on the Head-up Display.
The system is in the initial-
isation phase. OR: the camera has not
detected any regulatory or warning
signs.
System fault. Go to
a qualified workshop.
Fault in the Dy-
namic Road Sign Display system
speed warning. Go to a qualified
workshop.
The
windscreen is dirty in the area of the
camera or the camera view is im-
paired due to the weather conditions.
Clean the windscreen.
No data
transmission from the Infotainment
system. Check whether valid map da-
ta is loaded in the Infotainment sys-
tem. OR: the vehicle is located in an
area that is not covered by the map
stored in the Infotainment system.
Dynamic Road Sign Display is
not supported in the country in which
you are currently travelling.
No road signs available.
Error: Dynamic Road Sign Display
Speed warning currently not available.
Dynamic Road Sign Display: Clean the windscreen!
Dynamic Road Sign Display is currently restricted.
No data available.
Display of road signs Fig. 16
In the instrument cluster display: e
xam-
ple of recognised speed limits with generic addi-
tional sign.
After validation and evaluation of the infor-
mation from the camera, the Infotainment
system and the current vehicle data, the Dy-
namic Road Sign Display shows up to two
valid road signs and one generic additional
sign
Accident statistics have shown properly worn
seat belts to be an eff
ective means of sub-
stantially reducing the risk of injury and im-
proving the chances of survival in a serious
accident. Furthermore, properly worn seat
belts improve the protection provided by air-
bags in the event of an accident. This is why
wearing a seat belt is a legal requirement in
most countries.
Although the vehicle is equipped with air-
bags, the seat belts must be fastened and
worn. For example, the front airbags will be
triggered only in certain types of frontal colli-
sion. The front airbags will not be triggered
during minor frontal collisions, minor side
collisions, rear collisions, rolls or accidents in
which the airbag trigger threshold in the con-
trol unit is not exceeded. The same applies to
the other airbags in the vehicle.
Therefore, always wear your seat belt and en-
sure that your passengers have fastened their
seat belts properly before you drive off. Using seat belts
Please refer to at the start of the chap-
ter on page 36.
Checklist :
q Check the condition of all seat belts reg-
ularly.
q Keep the seat belts clean.
q A
void allowing any foreign bodies or flu-
ids to get on to the seat belt or latch
plate or into the slot for the seat belt
buckle.
q Do not trap or damage the seat belt and
latch plate, for example when closing
the door.
q Never remove, modify or repair the seat
belt or any part of the belt fixture sys-
tem. q
Always fasten the seat belt correctly be-
f
ore every journey and keep it fastened
while the vehicle is in motion. Fastening and unfastening
seat belts
Please refer to at the start of the chap-
ter on page 36.
If worn properly, seat belts hold the v
ehicle
occupants in the correct sitting position dur-
ing an accident or braking manoeuvre, pro-
viding maximum protection