And grayed out to ON for those whose jurisdiction imposes it.It can and should be an option we can select or unselect, i.e. "turn on headlights if windshield wipers are running?" Those who want it can choose it. To each his own.
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And grayed out to ON for those whose jurisdiction imposes it.It can and should be an option we can select or unselect, i.e. "turn on headlights if windshield wipers are running?" Those who want it can choose it. To each his own.
It can and should be an option we can select or unselect, i.e. "turn on headlights if windshield wipers are running?" Those who want it can choose it. To each his own.
The headlight may come on due to reduced light in heavy rain. They may not necessarily tied to the wipers.Why would you not want this? Is there a car manufacture other than Tesla where the auto-headlights don't come on with the wipers?
Auto-headlights is already an option so if you don't like how the auto headlights work then you simply turn it off.
Never had a car that did that and it's not required in Canada. We already have running daylight, which beats lights on only while raining.Why would you not want this? Is there a car manufacture other than Tesla where the auto-headlights don't come on with the wipers?
Auto-headlights is already an option so if you don't like how the auto headlights work then you simply turn it off.
We already have running daylight, which beats lights on only while raining.
The headlight may come on due to reduced light in heavy rain. They may not necessarily tied to the wipers.
Well, I've never been in a situation where the rain was so strong that I couldn't see the vehicle in front of me (unlike fog). If someone wants to tailgate, lights are not going to deter them. Beside, in heavy snow and fog, headlights make the matter worse by illuminating the snow/fog in front of you. Those driving in a snow storm know what I mean.From purely a safety perspective with regard to visibility, unfortunately, DRLs only resolve part of the problem with rain induced obscuration. DRLs only illuminate the front of your vehicle while the tail is unlit.
Turning on regular headlights in the rain also illuminates your taillights which helps those behind you avoid tailgating in reduced visibility.
Pretty sure no one has ever been arrested for failure to turn on their headlights when using windshield wipers.Then they can be arrested for violating state laws.
No car I've even driven and I drive a shoot load of rental cars.Why would you not want this? Is there a car manufacture other than Tesla where the auto-headlights don't come on with the wipers?
That's good, I often sleep on the way to work.Slight bad, you cannot turn off the wipers when using AP, this makes sense to ensure AP can detect the road and operate correctly.
Well, I've never been in a situation where the rain was so strong that I couldn't see the vehicle in front of me (unlike fog). If someone wants to tailgate, lights are not going to deter them. Beside, in heavy snow and fog, headlights make the matter worse by illuminating the snow/fog in front of you. Those driving in a snow storm know what I mean.
We just received the 2023.20.7
We drove in rain rhe other day with AP on
Great news the wipers correctly sensed the amount of rain and adjusted the speed
Speed seems a lot more variable then the controls show, more custom
They did not go on when there was no rain, meaning AP and raining and then AP and no rain, an earlier release had wipers running and no rain
So I’m happy
Slight bad, you cannot turn off the wipers when using AP, this makes sense to ensure AP can detect the road and operate correctly
In short, auto wipers seems to be fixed with this release of code
Yep, fingers crossed I also have the same (good) results.Saw my description of fixed with 20.7?
Meh. What you should be saying is that what is really needed is a rear fog lamp.From purely a safety perspective with regard to visibility, unfortunately, DRLs only resolve part of the problem with rain induced obscuration. DRLs only illuminate the front of your vehicle while the tail is unlit.
Turning on regular headlights in the rain also illuminates your taillights which helps those behind you avoid tailgating in reduced visibility.