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It seems that laws have changed since I took Driver's Ed in 1969 ... and nobody told me! :confused:

I enabled auto speed today in a 35 zone. I turned it off when my speed reached 48, and still slowly accelerating. It seems to want to go as fast as the fastest car on the road, not the average.

As long as it takes to reach a passing zone. Crossing a double-yellow is illegal and a stupid move.

I haven't experienced them myself, but as I understand it: Summon basically moves in a straight line either forwards or backwards. For example, you could line the car up for a tight parking spot, get out of the car, and then move it into the space by remote . Smart Summon is supposed to be...

Current price for a base MYLR is $47,990 -- exactly what's shown on my order summary from Feb. 2024. I guess the price back then benefited from the temporary February price drop. Things are right back where they were before, except that I got a smallish $2,450 inventory discount. I've been...

I've heard quite a few peeps on these boards.

I though the current up-front tax exemption was good thru the end of the year (unless Tesla decides to opt out, which would be exceedingly stupid.)

I think it's useful for checking blind spots.

What's done is done. The point is finding a way to stop the Tesla liner from slipping, not to expend a few hundred dollars on another one.

But you need to add taxes to the electric cost. Taxes are shown separately on the bill, and most taxes are calculated as a percentage of your bill. The rate of the various taxes may not be shown on the bill, so some basic arithmetic is needed to estimate the taxation rate.

Duke Energy Florida: RS-1 is default rate plan; RST-1 is optional TOU plan On RST-1: On-Peak is M-F 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., plus Dec.-Feb. only, M-F 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Super-Off-Peak is Mar.-Nov., every day (including weekends and holidays) 12:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. All other times are...

Wish they would improve the USB player.

Nowadays, majority of reporters have no idea of what they are talking about when reporting on anything, especially in local media.

No, it's OK as long as the guy in the commercial doesn't see himself watching the commercial. It's all timey-wimey.

Are there plans to retrofit V3 chargers with longer cords so that non-Tesla vehicles don't need to block access to adjacent chargers?

That seems like a level of added effort that the HOA may not want to take on. If it's self-managed, the association treasurer (a homeowner volunteer) might get stuck with the work. If they contract for outside management, they may get billed for the time it takes to figure that out every month...

No, but I think I saw orange construction barrels on the side of road transform into people as I passed by and then disappear.

FSD 12.3.4 (software 2024.3.15) is installing now on 2024 MYLR.

My phone also shows FSD subscription @ $99.00/mo on the Android app, but purchase price is still $12,000. I'm in, if it's still at that price when my referral + trial expires in June. ETA: It's official. MarketWatch says...

I use Android. Stop signs were only displayed after Start was tapped. It looked like it may have been displaying only ones coming up shortly. But the point is, Google does have stop signs & signals in their map data.

There's a YouTuber in SF who posts numerous POV Waymo rides. Here's one of his latest:

Google does have stop signs and signals, but they're only visible while actually navigating.

What's "CT"?

What could possibly go wrong? ;)

It needs to be based on what's planned after the turn. If there's a right turn within a quarter mile after the left turn, it should choose the rightmost left turn lane, even if there's a line of cars in it. If there are no turns closely following the left, then fine, choose either -- but MAKE...

The Model Y Owner's Manual says:

Does that all the time, since my a***ole neighbor has been parking his giant pickup truck with the trailer right up to the right edge of my driveway. Navigation shows a right turn out of my driveway, but Tesla always takes a left. It's roughly the same distance out either way, so it's no big...

By then we should all be charging by driving on inductive charge equipped roads.

It gives options, but usually not the one I want. Example: coming home from the south, FSD's route goes straight across an intersection onto a winding 2-lane road, followed by an ULT from a stop sign onto a busy divided highway, and then a left into my development. (That's also the one that...

That's not my experience. It was going 12-13 miles over the limit on a 45mph surface road, even when it was not in traffic. I finally disengaged automatic max. It was making me nervous when I had seen a trooper on that stretch a little while earlier.

Seems to have a lot of trouble with lane selection, particularly when a lane splits into 2 (like a turn lane or a widening in the road.)

What does all this stuff about location filming have to do with AutoPark? :confused:

When you say "helped it with lane selection", do you mean disengaged and reengaged?

The site plan shows Phases 1, 2, and 3. They're probably just building out Phase 1 initially. Are the squares in the centers of Phases 1 & 2 amenities, or electrical equipment?

I was thinking the same thing. The rub is that the garage may be too far from the street for the car to recognize it as a parking spot. Does AutoPark work into a space that's behind the car, as opposed to beside it?

Or voice command "Save video".

So did people who have HW3 cars get the new version of AutoPark with FSD 12.3, or are they still using the sensor-based AutoPark? And if they didn't get the new version, would that mean that HW3 owners who are not subscribed to EAP or FSD would not have access to AutoPark via the FSD free trial?

The new version doesn't require driving past the space. Now it will show all the empty spaces it can see, including ones still in front of the car, with a box (blue or grey, I can't remember), and show a "P" in the closest space. You can either accept the default space or tap any of the other...

No, it was added in 2024.3.10.

Are the spots perpendicular? It doesn't work with slanted parking. Do they have clearly visible lines on both sides?

OK, bit if you're driving on an unfamiliar road, how would you know when you're at that 1 out 10 turns?

In my case, it slammed on the brakes when I was probably less than a second from the stop line. It managed to stop beyond the stop line, but before the painted crosswalk. I'm glad that the driver behind me in the left turn lane was paying close attention.

Is there a list of abbreviations and acronyms commonly used in Discussions?

Big difference: the car is deciding to drive over the limit, not the driver. And drivers not into following the technology may have no idea why it's doing it, or how to stop it.

I drove thru a construction zone on a local street today with FSD 12.3.2.1, and I'd swear the barrels showed up as pedestrians, just for a fraction of a second as I was passing each one.

Whoopee! I got FSD 12.3.2.1 last week, but no free trial notice. I just now got 12.3.3, a free trial notice is on the app, and my 3-month referral FSD expiration date got extended by 30 days!

12.3.2.1 did the same to me twice today. One time I was seriously afraid of getting rear-ended (in a left turn lane, the car ahead had just cleared, and there were others following closely), and both times were hard enough that packages on the back seat landed on the floor.

I didn't get FSD 12 on 2024.3.10; I got it on 2024.3.6. The numbers on the chart are blurry; is the orange line 2024.3.6? Does the chart show the number of vehicles on that release on each date, or the number that installed the release on the date? I didn't get a free trial email, but I'm...

I live nearby. They're not really on W. Colonial as the directory claims, the entrance is on Clarke Rd. north of the Michaels store. There's easy access from the 408 Expressway coming from Orlando, and back onto the Expressway heading towards Orlando. To get to the Turnpike, you'd have to use...