Ford owners with Apple iPhones and car models 2011 and later can get this new service by downloading the latest update for SYNC, the auto manufacturer’s “infotainment” system. Drivers can activate Siri essentially the same way as they would on their iPhone — with an elongated press of a voice recognition button located on their steering wheel.

Siri Eyes-Free can be used to make calls, look up phone numbers, set reminders and alarms, ask about the weather, play music, send and receive text messages, and get Apple Maps directions.

As Sherif Marakby, director of Ford electronics and electrical systems, said in the company’s press release, the system was designed to give people as much hands-free access to their smartphones while they’re driving, and “Siri Eyes-Free is another great voice-activated feature that no only adds convenience but helps our customers keep their eyes on the road and hands on the wheel.”