This is what we’re saying!!!! Thank you for your kind comments!

And it's a minivan!

@@Carsplain hell yeah!

Good question! I believe it only works above 40 miles per hour. This is also fairly typical for other brands as well.

That’s a new indicator, the Safety Support. Green when the Road Departure, Collision Mitigation and Blind Spot systems are all on. Green and Gray if one or two of the above systems are off Gray if all systems are off

@@Carsplain Thank you

Yes Honda added full speed adaptive cruise recently to the Odyssey. It should be controlled in the same way. Honda doesn’t send us test vehicles directly but we’ll try to get one if we can!!

Hmm we don’t advise trying to get it to trigger. But just following someone closely typically won’t cause an automatic braking event. Your car would need to sense that your vehicle is about to impact the vehicle ahead. So if the vehicle ahead slowed suddenly and you didn’t, or if there was a parked/stationary object you were approaching. But if two vehicles are simply moving in the same direction, it wouldn’t necessarily alert you or stop.

For the 2018 - 2020 Odyssey this was on the EX and up trims. For 2021 it's standard on all trims and has been enhanced with stop and go capability for the adaptive cruise control.

Oops, just saw you answered that question in the comments below. Maybe update the video title to include the years? Thanks for the great vid!

I believe it’s in the infotainment radio screen. Settings > Vehicle > Driver Assist Setup > Blind Spot Information

@@Carsplain that's part of it, but there is a button to the left of the steering wheel that when pressed changes the info area by the speedo to the check boxes for 3 different warning systems, use the up and down arrows to choose what box and then press the center button to check or uncheck the box whichs turns on or off the specific system.

If you hit the Home button on the steering wheel and then go down to Show Apps, and the select Trip Computer it should show up. And then you can use Enter to toggle back and forth between trip A and trip B

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The enable it by pressing the Brake Hold button down by the electronic parking brake switch. After that, every time you come to a complete stop for more than a beat, you’ll see the Hold light and car will be held and brake lights kept on even if you remove your foot from the brake. Just press the gas pedal when you’re ready to go.