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2020.36.10
- Thread starter Wennfred
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2020.36.10 Official Tesla Release Notes - Tesla Software Updates
This is pretty hot. That passing lane feature is spicy
This is pretty hot. That passing lane feature is spicy
I feel really dumb. I read the release notes and I don't understand how the passing lane feature is supposed to work.
IdaX
Member
Not a feature. Previously it prevented Tesla drivers from being That Asshole who sits in the left lane all the time when they don't need to.
Knightshade
Well-Known Member
No, that's specifically an FSD feature. It's just being rolled out to more countries than previous.
follow.johnny
FSD Beta Tester
Just finished downloading and installing right now. Previous software was 2020.32.3.
I also just had my HW3 upgrad last week and I'm not part of the early upgrade program.
I also just had my HW3 upgrad last week and I'm not part of the early upgrade program.
mbdionio
Member
RayK
Active Member
Sometimes, my problem with it is when paired with mad max and bay area traffic it causes the car to weave in and out of the passing lane which is ridiculous. So looking forward to disabling it in commuting traffic.
Fernand
Active Member
me like 'em weaving dance. That's why it's called ... Mad Max.
Now if you don't, don't use Mad Max. Or use your roller wheel to adjust the top/target speed. Back off a bit and it won't be quite so "enterprising". Personally, I look at that roller as the AP's go control, and I ride it a lot. It's not really like your grandmother's Cruise Control.
If you want some real action, assuming you have FSD auto lane change, in Mad Max set the target speed way higher than even remotely possible in the traffic conditions, and watch that lil' Tesla try and try to find a way to slip through
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Now if you don't, don't use Mad Max. Or use your roller wheel to adjust the top/target speed. Back off a bit and it won't be quite so "enterprising". Personally, I look at that roller as the AP's go control, and I ride it a lot. It's not really like your grandmother's Cruise Control.
If you want some real action, assuming you have FSD auto lane change, in Mad Max set the target speed way higher than even remotely possible in the traffic conditions, and watch that lil' Tesla try and try to find a way to slip through
.
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