Cruise control is a feature that allows drivers to set their desired speed and maintain it without constantly keeping their foot on the gas. It is particularly convenient for long drives or when traveling at a steady speed on the highway.
Cruise control offers numerous benefits, including reduced driver fatigue, improved fuel efficiency, and enhanced safety by minimizing the risk of speeding tickets. Its origins can be traced back to the 1950s, when the first cruise control system was invented by Ralph Teetor for the Chrysler Imperial.
