Quick answer

In 4H or 4L, press the trail-features button, confirm the green Trail One-Pedal indicator and use accelerator release for deceleration while remaining ready to brake.

Before you start

Check that your vehicle has it.

Availability

Verified for the 2024 U.S./Canada Ford Bronco equipped with Trail One-Pedal Drive. It is available only in 4H or 4L.

Required equipment / service
Trail One-Pedal Drive equipped
Compatibility check

Does the documented scope match your car?

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Source-named equipment or service
  • Trail One-Pedal Drive equipped
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Published availability and qualifications

Verified for the 2024 U.S./Canada Ford Bronco equipped with Trail One-Pedal Drive. It is available only in 4H or 4L.

Visual orientation

Know what kind of control to look for.

This original category diagram is an orientation aid, not a picture of your exact trim. Use the written labels and your vehicle manual to identify the real control.

Towing & power orientation diagram for Ford Bronco
Towing & power orientationOriginal visual guide · controls vary by trim · not to scale
How to use it

Step by step.

  1. 01

    Move onto a slippery or loose off-road surface and select 4H or 4L.

  2. 02

    Press the trail-features button to activate Trail One-Pedal Drive.

  3. 03

    Confirm that the system indicator is green rather than gray.

  4. 04

    Press the accelerator to move and ease off it to slow; use the brake pedal whenever more braking is needed.

  5. 05

    Press the trail-features button again, change out of 4H or 4L, or exceed the stated limit to switch the feature off.

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Important limits

  • Use the feature only on slippery or loose surfaces; Ford warns that dry hard surfaces can cause vibration, driveline bind and wear.
  • Accelerator release may not bring the vehicle to a complete stop, so the driver must remain ready to use the brake pedal.
If it does not work

Quick checks.

  • ✓A gray indicator means the feature is on but unavailable or in standby; verify 4H or 4L and that Trail Control is not active.
  • ✓Cruise control and Trail Control prevent Trail One-Pedal Drive from operating.
  • ✓Pressing SET+ or SET− changes to Trail Control; press CAN to return when the cluster says the feature is available.
Owner feedback

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Primary evidence

2024 Ford Bronco Owner's Manual — Trail One-Pedal Drive

Relevant section or page: Pages 230–232. We use the written official source to determine the steps and applicability shown above.

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Editorial record

Reviewed with a visible trail.

Scope and steps were checked by Car Cheat Codes Editorial Review. A guide is narrowed or corrected when the source does not support a broader claim.

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