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I apologize if this has been posted before, but I suggest another explanation for the sudden braking that occurs when passing under overpasses/bridges. It may not be a sunlight/overpass problem as suggested by many. When I am on a local overpass (30 or 45 mph speed limit), my screen reads 65 mph right when I pass over the highway below! I think that the 'map' doesn't comprehend elevation and instantly assigns the speed limit from the wrong level. Because of local construction, I can't use AutoPilot to test out this theory but someone traveling on an overpass could check the speed limit and maybe see what AutoPilot does (with a foot on the brake!)?

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