Tight turns, sharp curves, the endless stop-and-go rhythm - long hauls are too often defined by conditions that prove more frustrating than forgiving. Trying to navigate both cities and traffic is a challenge. To counter this Ford delivers support like no other, fusing its 2026 F-250 Super Duty with a Blind Sport Information System (BLIS).
With great power comes the need for greater safety. Ford tempers the class-leading performance of its 2026 F-250 Super Duty with a series of protection technologies - delivering the Co-Pilot360 Assist 2.0 to Saskatchewan. This suite assures confident control on the highway and backroads alike.
Available on the new F-250 is the Ford Co-Pilot360 Assist 2.0. Anchored by an advanced camera system - which offers side, front, rear, and top-down perspectives - this feature affords comprehensive protection. Intelligent Adaptive Cruise Control regulates both speed and distance, monitoring traffic patterns to accommodate sudden stop-and-go scenarios; while lane centring capabilities maintain ideal alignment. An evasive steering function seamlessly adjusts positioning, should an obstacle appear; strategically-mounted sensors observe approaching pedestrians, vehicles, and more and automatically trigger braking responses; and turn-by-turn navigation (streamed via the SYNC feature) warns of route obstructions and potential delays.
Through these technologies the Ford Co-Pilot360 Assist 2.0 system allows drivers to more efficiently navigate the roads - providing real-time support for work or play.
Want to learn more about the new F-250 and its available safety features? Visit Novlan Bros to request additional specs or schedule a test-drive in our 2026 Super Duty models.
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