What technology does Adaptive Cruise Control NOT enhance?

Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) primarily assists in maintaining a safe following distance from the vehicle in front and adjusting the vehicle's speed accordingly. It enhances aspects such as speed awareness, which involves monitoring and correcting speed to maintain safe driving conditions, and distance monitoring, which keeps track of the distance to the vehicle ahead. Self-regulating accelerations are also part of ACC's operation, allowing the vehicle to adjust its speed smoothly according to traffic flow and conditions.

When it comes to passenger comfort, while ACC can contribute indirectly by providing a smoother driving experience, it is not its primary function or enhancement. The core purpose of ACC is to improve safety and efficiency in driving rather than specifically focusing on the comfort of passengers.