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You get alerts (not notifications) every time a person or another vehicle passes by your car, so it's not useful. In a busy parking lot, you might get dozens of alerts in a short time. I don't worry about those alerts unless I see something on the car that warrants investigation, but that hasn't...

No, but if you look carefully at the image in your screenshot, you'll see that it's actually showing you the right scroll wheel on your steering wheel. It's a bad UI design.

I'm guessing you were on one of the 2024.8.x builds and recently got one of the 2024.14.x builds. The 2024.8.x builds have FSD v11, but the trial uses FSD v12. The 2024.14.x builds, which have FSD v12, are fairly new, so that's why you didn't get it sooner. It doesn't matter for your question...

Don't know why it works differently on FSD than EAP, and it doesn't seem like it should, but you can always disable FSD and revert to EAP if you're not comfortable with it. I'm curious to hear if others are seeing the same issue. Which software version do you have now?

As the previous reply noted, it's not a button on the screen, it's telling you to press the voice command button (right scroll wheel in your case) to respond. However, I thought it was a button too the first time I saw it. Other than that, the integration works fine for me.

Do your release notes in the car show the release note in the previous reply? If so, try rebooting and see if the feature appears.

Do you know for a fact that you’re driving in an average speed zone when it’s not working? I assume this feature depends on navigation data being up to date. For example, here in the US, red light cameras are not always shown on the navigation route.

I wouldn’t bet on late June though, especially since the population of early testers is limited.

Will never happen while Elon “all user input is error” is running the show.

Which latest update are you referring to? Did the release notes in your car mention this feature? If not, you probably don’t have it (yet). The release notes on Not a Tesla App say that Navigation > Online Routing has to be on for this feature to work, so check that.

You can also try the manual: https://www.tesla.com/ownersmanual/models/en_us/GUID-56703182-8191-4DAE-AF07-2FDC0EB64663.html

There are no notifications for the normal Sentry Mode alert events, only for events that trigger the Sentry Mode alarm.

No, but you might not really be as far over in the lane as you think. If you can prove that your car isn't centered in the lane when it should be, try recalibrating your cameras (under Controls > Service) or have Tesla Service check them out.

There’s a seat recalibration you can perform if the seats aren’t adjusting correctly, under Controls > Services I believe. Try that in the car with the incorrect seating position before recreating your profile. Note that during the calibration process the seat will fully recline, so it’s best...

A lot of people, including me (two cars), are on 2024.3.25. It includes the latest version of FSD, so don’t worry about it. When Tesla decides it’s your turn, you’ll probably get the latest 2024.14.x version, which has the same version of FSD you have now.