Dashboard lights symbols
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Key not detected (white)Dashboard lightsKey not detected (white)The car does not detect the electronic key, so keyless starting will not work. The key may be missing or its battery flat; check it is in the car and replace the battery if needed.On Audi
Key not recognisedDashboard lightsKey not recognisedEither the key is not being detected, or its remote battery is getting weak; the message says which applies. Use the emergency key position only in the way your manual describes. Replacing the remote battery can cure a battery message, but not every immobiliser or antenna fault.On Audi
LAS & LDWS warning indication (amber)Dashboard lightsLAS & LDWS warning indication (amber)Displayed when the Lane-keep Assist and Lane Departure Warning system has a malfunction; the system does not operate. Have the vehicle inspected at an expert repairer.On Mazda
Lane Assist active (green lane lines)Dashboard lightsLane Assist active (green lane lines)Lane Assist is active and ready to steer, with both lane markings detected.On Volkswagen
Lane Assist active (green solid car)Dashboard lightsLane Assist active (green solid car)Lane Assist is switched on and ready to intervene (symbol used on some instrument clusters).On Volkswagen
Lane Assist faultDashboard lightsLane Assist faultLane Assist has a fault. Clean the windscreen in front of the assistance camera, switch the engine off and restart after a while. If it is still unavailable, seek a specialist garage.On Škoda
Lane Assist intervening (amber lane lines)2 meaningsLane Assist intervening (amber lane lines)Shown on some instrument clusters instead of the car-between-lanes symbol: Lane Assist is steering, or Emergency Assist is intervening because the driver may not be responding. Take over the steering.Differs by brand.On Volkswagen
Lane Assist intervening (amber solid car)2 meaningsLane Assist intervening (amber solid car)Lane Assist is steering to keep the car in lane, or Emergency Assist is intervening because the driver may not be responding. Take over the steering.Differs by brand.On Volkswagen
Lane Assist offDashboard lightsLane Assist offLights up amber when Lane Assist is deactivated.On Škoda
Lane Assist passive (grey car between lane marks)Dashboard lightsLane Assist passive (grey car between lane marks)The control lamp lights up grey when the lane departure warning system is switched to passive and is not available for guidance. When it lights up green the Lane Assist system is active and available; yellow means the system is intervening by adjusting the steering.On CUPRA
Lane Centring activeDashboard lightsLane Centring activeShows the status of the Lane Centring system: green when it is in operation, grey when it is on standby.On Renault
Lane Change Assist indicatorDashboard lightsLane Change Assist indicatorGreen or blue: shows a system that is switched on and working normally. The system is helping you change lanes safely and smoothly.On BMW
Lane Following Assist indicator lightDashboard lightsLane Following Assist indicator lightLit green when Lane Following Assist is operating. It shows grey when its operating conditions are not satisfied and blinks white when the steering wheel assist is cancelled.On Hyundai
Lane Safety indicator (car between solid lanes)2 meaningsLane Safety indicator (car between solid lanes)Lights for about 3 seconds when switched ON. Grey: Lane Keeping Assist operating conditions are not met. Green: operating conditions are met; it blinks green while Lane Keeping Assist is operating. Yellow: Lane Safety is deselected, disabled or a malfunction is detected; if it stays yellow after the sensor has been uncovered or unblocked, have the vehicle inspected.Differs by brand.On Kia
Lane Tracing Assist warning (orange)3 meaningsLane Tracing Assist warning (orange)When orange, together with a buzzer, it indicates a malfunction in the LTA (Lane Tracing Assist). Follow the instructions displayed on the multi-information display.Differs by brand.On Suzuki
Lane assist on (green car between lanes)2 meaningsLane assist on (green car between lanes)The lane departure system is switched on and working. It can make a steering intervention if the car starts to leave its lane.Differs by brand.On Audi
Lane assist ready, left line (green)Dashboard lightsLane assist ready, left line (green)The lane departure warning is switched on and ready to give warnings.On Audi
Lane assist ready, right line (green)Dashboard lightsLane assist ready, right line (green)The lane departure warning is switched on and ready to give warnings.On Audi
Lane assist, left line (white)Dashboard lightsLane assist, left line (white)In white, this left-hand lane line means Audi's lane departure system is switched on but cannot give warnings yet. The same line in green means it is ready, and in red the car is being steered back towards the lane centre.On Audi
Lane assist, right line (white)Dashboard lightsLane assist, right line (white)In white, this right-hand lane line means Audi's lane departure system is switched on but cannot give warnings yet. The same line in green means it is ready, and in red the car is being steered back towards the lane centre.On Audi
Lane departure warning2 meaningsLane departure warningOrange or red: a fault or hazard warning that should be taken seriously; the car is drifting out of its lane or off the road. Steer back into the lane.Differs by brand.On BMW
Lane departure warning indicatorDashboard lightsLane departure warning indicatorSteady on: the lane departure warning system is in standby. Flashing: the lane departure warning system is active.On Omoda / Jaecoo
Lane departure warning light (white)Dashboard lightsLane departure warning light (white)Flashing with a beep: a lane line is being crossed; steer back. Lit steadily with a message: system failure; drive carefully and go to a workshop.On Citroën
Lane departure warning or Travel Assist not available (lane marks, gauge and !)Dashboard lightsLane departure warning or Travel Assist not available (lane marks, gauge and !)This one symbol is listed for two meanings: the lane departure warning is not available, or Travel Assist is not available. For Travel Assist the lamp lights yellow with a related message in the instrument cluster. Listed causes are a sensor fault, a fault or defect (switch the engine off and on again) or system limits being exceeded. If the problem persists, consult a specialised workshop.On CUPRA
Lane guidance, left (red)Dashboard lightsLane guidance, left (red)Audi's lane assist is steering the car back towards the middle of its lane on this side. When the red lane line is lit on both sides at once, the emergency assist function has been triggered.On Audi