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A speedometer outline with an arrow, or the word SET.
Also known as: Speed control, Dial with an arrow on the dashboard
Usually a dial with a needle and an arrow. Green normally means engaged and holding a speed; amber or white can mean the system is ready but not active, and manufacturers differ on which.
A tell-tale indicating that cruise control is switched on or actively maintaining a set speed, conventionally drawn as a speedometer dial with an arrow or pointer.
What this lamp means on a particular vehicle, and what to do about it, is in that vehicle's handbook. The symbol names the system; it does not diagnose the fault.
Contexts: Vehicle dashboard
One of the least consistent tell-tales between manufacturers. Whether a lit lamp means available, armed or actively controlling is not settled by the standard.
What this lamp means on a particular vehicle, and what to do about it, is in that vehicle's handbook. The symbol names the system; it does not diagnose the fault.
A circle with a short radial needle and a curved arrow around the outside, sometimes with a small numeral.