So, I commuted in the first good snowfall in my area and there were several warnings constantly going off and never went away even after clicking "OK" etc. Does anyone know how to get these to stop when driving? It was constant like this in drive and in park and when I'd hit "OK" or the "back" button on the wheel they'd go away for about 10 seconds then start cycling over and over again.
First commute in good snowfall....these dash notifications/warnings are EXTREMELY distracting.
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I had the same impression last night. I think you can customize notifications or turn them off entirely in the cluster but I haven't had the chance to play with it yet. Give us an update on how you make out.
I have driven Audi's and Volvo's in past and these same messages always come on in winter weather, you just have to know that it is ice/snow blockage and ignore them. I personally wouldn't turn them off, my wife's Honda CRV does the same.
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I don't want to turn them off but commuting this morning in the dark with snow this was so distracting. They just kept cycling like that on their own, so I was always looking down to see if there were new warnings that I was missing. Seems really counter intuitive if the goal is to make the driver aware of safety features being disabled due to the snow.
Yes, in all vehicles they keep cycling on to make sure you are aware they aren't operating. Probably due to legalities and ensuring no liability to the car company.
This thing is always beeping at me. I don't even know why half the time. It's like Japan had some extra "beeper chips" laying around from their microwave build plants and sold them to Toyota
I posted this same thing some place else in this forum today (Show us your LITS). Also in Colorado so having the same issue. I ended turning everything off which stopped it from scrolling through all the warnings. Still had one up but at least it was not scrolling through all of them.
