So I just noticed something, that I don’t think makes any sense figured maybe someone here could explain the reasoning..
TLDR; Why does Tesla disables it’s “safety” features after they’re ignored a few times; isn’t that unsafe?
Being in NYC there are a ton of potholes even on the highways; So to avoid the ones I’m aware of, I’ll hug either side of the lane without departing that lane which activates lane departure warning and sometimes steering correction, which is expected and I’m glad that it works.. No Autopilot features are activated in this case as I’m aware of the upcoming pothole or danger and I’m in full control of the car.
However; if you do this a few times (haven’t counted the amount probably 3) the car disables it entirely in the same manner it would disable autopilot features if you ignore the nag.. All other autopilot features are still enabled.
As I write this I guess I’m wondering what is Tesla’s reasoning behind disabling safety features that are being ignored; if it’s assumed that the driver is tired and is drifting from the lane a few times, isn’t disabling these “safety” considered unsafe.
This driver who is assumed to be tired or whatever the reasoning is will drift into another lane without any intervention from the car to prevent this and possibly crash into another car and or the median..
Anyway Thoughts?
TLDR; Why does Tesla disables it’s “safety” features after they’re ignored a few times; isn’t that unsafe?
Being in NYC there are a ton of potholes even on the highways; So to avoid the ones I’m aware of, I’ll hug either side of the lane without departing that lane which activates lane departure warning and sometimes steering correction, which is expected and I’m glad that it works.. No Autopilot features are activated in this case as I’m aware of the upcoming pothole or danger and I’m in full control of the car.
However; if you do this a few times (haven’t counted the amount probably 3) the car disables it entirely in the same manner it would disable autopilot features if you ignore the nag.. All other autopilot features are still enabled.
As I write this I guess I’m wondering what is Tesla’s reasoning behind disabling safety features that are being ignored; if it’s assumed that the driver is tired and is drifting from the lane a few times, isn’t disabling these “safety” considered unsafe.
This driver who is assumed to be tired or whatever the reasoning is will drift into another lane without any intervention from the car to prevent this and possibly crash into another car and or the median..
Anyway Thoughts?