How do I disable the "time for a coffee break" message?

[Asdy]

Has anyone figured out how to disable the "time for a coffee break" message that pops up while driving? It’s starting to get a bit distracting, and I’d love to know if there’s a way to turn it off.

 

[HyundaiDriver2024]

It is a safety feature! I don't think you can disable it for all.

 

[Asdy]

I understand it's a safety feature, but it’s definitely a bit distracting. I was hoping there might be a way to at least reduce the frequency or turn it off temporarily while driving. Anyone know if there’s a setting for that?

 

[Danny]

Has anyone figured out how to disable the "time for a coffee break" message that pops up while driving? It’s starting to get a bit distracting, and I’d love to know if there’s a way to turn it off.

I’ve seen this before! It’s usually in the settings under driver assistance or alerts. Have you checked there for an option to disable it?

 

[Asdy]

I’ve seen this before! It’s usually in the settings under driver assistance or alerts. Have you checked there for an option to disable it?

Thanks...I figured it out, the option was under driver assistance. I just turned it off, and it’s much better now.

 

[Carunb0xingDiaries]

Yeah, I wouldn’t be removing that, but to each his own. It seems like the car is watching the road and how you're driving to figure out if you're tired, not just how long you've been driving. I noticed if something blocks the front camera, the whole system shuts off, so it's definitely using that. I thought it used a camera to watch your eyes, but I might be wrong about that.

Anyway, I can tell you it's not just about driving time. I did this massive 6K km road trip in the winter, with some crazy long 12+ hour days behind the wheel, and the warning only went off once, when I was actually starting to feel sleepy. So coffee break is needed?

 

[Asdy]

Yeah, I wouldn’t be removing that, but to each his own. It seems like the car is watching the road and how you're driving to figure out if you're tired, not just how long you've been driving. I noticed if something blocks the front camera, the whole system shuts off, so it's definitely using that. I thought it used a camera to watch your eyes, but I might be wrong about that.

Anyway, I can tell you it's not just about driving time. I did this massive 6K km road trip in the winter, with some crazy long 12+ hour days behind the wheel, and the warning only went off once, when I was actually starting to feel sleepy. So coffee break is needed?

Interesting! You are right, but I actually managed to turn it off

 

[HyundaiDriver2024]

I understand it's a safety feature, but it’s definitely a bit distracting. I was hoping there might be a way to at least reduce the frequency or turn it off temporarily while driving. Anyone know if there’s a setting for that?

It is, I know. I prefer safety, even though there were no accidents reported because of this specific safety feature being disabled.