VW iD.4 Travel Assist in stop and go traffic

Travel Assist in stop and go traffic. Doesn't ask you to take the wheel unless you get over ~10mph. If it completely stops then all you have to do is tap the accelerator pedal.

[@maxkonig559]

Thanks for the info

[@kenpardue]

Do the green lines around the car indicate that it’s also doing lane keeping even at those low speeds? I thought you had to be going 25mph for that to be active.

[@LegitSpeedDesigns]

Yes

[@alexwuTech]

Did you find the braking sound annoying when it came to a full stop? I wish the transition could be smoother

[@LegitSpeedDesigns]

Yeah not smooth..

[@mowcowbell]

Do you know if Travel Assist applies the brake lights when in use? Always concerned about someone creeping up and not seeing brake lights.

[@LegitSpeedDesigns]

Yes it does👍

[@mjswick]

I wondered the exact same thing! What about when driving in B mode?

[@23ID.]

@@mjswickYes it will activate brake lights in any mode when using IQ. Drive

[@klenn.z]

⁠@@mjswickIt does not apply the brake lights when in B mode, it’s just like letting go of the gas pedal on a gas car.

[@dex2]

If you add a weight to the steering, can it fool the system and rides without putting your hands on travel assist mode?

[@LegitSpeedDesigns]

I haven't tried the Tesla water bottle trick yet 😉

[@bartekp7587]

It’s a capacitive steering wheel, so it’s not a force based system.

[@Demobot1]

Have you tried it in city traffic?

[@LegitSpeedDesigns]

I found that on city streets the system looses the lane line detection quite a bit so you lose automated steering but it keeps adaptive cruise control enabled so you don't have to control the accelerator pedal.

[@JoeHeisler]

When you hit 0 mph do you have to hit resume on the cruise to go again?

[@LegitSpeedDesigns]

If it's at zero for a few seconds then the parking brake will engage. To start again you just have to tap the accelerator pedal or presss the "res" button on the steering wheel

[@pudgeluv1]

@@LegitSpeedDesigns do you know of a way to fix this? Like a setting. Other cars that I have used will come to a stop but also move with traffic. Hoping there’s a way around this... This be a awesome work around for true one pedal driving.

[@KasperCDK]

@@LegitSpeedDesigns If you keep you hands on the steering wheel it will continue when the cue moves

[@TheJUANCHICO24]

Do all ID4s have travel assist?

[@LegitSpeedDesigns]

Yes

[@eugenea.vivinoiii8008]

I believe only the first edition and Pro S have it, recently test drove a Pro without it

[@LegitSpeedDesigns]

@@eugenea.vivinoiii8008 The car in the video is a Pro model

[@BlackwoodBET]

Yes- my pro model has it.

[@tigertoo01]

Is travel assist different to active cruise? I have a PRO and it seems to do the same but I have to hold the steering wheel.

[@victormoor5511]

Don't you have a law in your country prohibiting driving barefooted? This is very dangerous.

[@LegitSpeedDesigns]

Driving with flip flops is more dangerous

[@victormoor5511]

@@LegitSpeedDesigns Also driving blindfolded.. Get some proper shoes, folks!