It’s rush hour on the highway. You’re towing a boat on a weekend getaway and you need to change lanes. If this situation sounds daunting, it usually is. But available BLIS with Trailer Coverage can help ease lane-change anxiety – it can alert you if a vehicle is detected in your vehicle’s blind spot or even alongside the trailer you’re towing.

It happens. While on the job or heading to your favourite outdoor getaway, you’ve wandered too close to the edge of your lane. Luckily, the available Lane-Keeping System can help you stay in your lane, even during a moment of distraction. This smart feature scans your vehicle’s position between the lines in the road ahead and can alert you if you’re starting to edge out of your lane.* Having trouble staying on track? After you’ve drifted a few times, you’ll see a coffee cup icon, letting you know it’s time to take a break.

*Lane-Keeping System does not control steering.

Hazards along the way can arise, anywhere, at any time. This standard feature is designed to scan the road ahead and can alert you to a potential collision with a vehicle or pedestrian detected ahead of you.* If an impact becomes imminent and you don’t take corrective action, the brakes can apply automatically, but they’ll only activate if they’re needed.

While the standard Rear View Camera isn’t intended to be an extra set of eyes, it does provide a sharp view without you having to crane your head 180 degrees to look back. Just make sure to keep the camera lens free of debris so you can navigate and reverse with more confidence.

We’ve all been there. Heading into a pitch-black stretch of road and having to turn on the high beams, then forgetting to turn them off as oncoming traffic approaches. Now, unlit roads, dark peripheries and other low-visibility situations don’t have to catch you off guard. Standard Auto High-Beam Headlamps can sense poor lighting conditions and switch on to light your path ahead. They even sense oncoming headlights and dim automatically so you don’t have to worry about blinding other drivers. So you can keep your focus – and both hands on the wheel.

When you’re embarking on a long, steady journey with your F-150, available Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) with Stop-and-Go can help keep you relaxed while making your drive a little easier. ACC with Stop-and-Go lets you set a cruising speed and distance from the vehicle ahead. When activated, the system automatically accelerates and brakes your truck while maintaining your preset distance. As the vehicle in front of you slows down, you’ll slow down too – automatically. Thanks to the features stop-and-go technology, ACC can bring your F-150 to a complete halt in stopped traffic and resume your set speed as traffic begins to move, with little to no effort on your part.

*If vehicle is stopped for more than three seconds, driver must intervene and pres “RES” button or accelerator pedal to resume system operation.