Can I change the GPS speed for roads with no speed limit?

[GrayGhost6]

Here in Virginia, it is common for railroads to be posted as having no speed limit. What this really means though is that the speed limit is 55 mph.

No clue why Virginia does it this way, but it is what it is.

Unfortunately when my Tesla is on these roads, it thanks that the speed limit is 40 mph.

Is there any setting or way for me to change this?

 

[Supcom]

No. You can use the right knob to adjust the set speed on a case by case basis. But, there is no way to change the default.

 

[GrayGhost6]

No. You can use the right knob to adjust the set speed on a case by case basis. But, there is no way to change the default.

Unfortunately the max it will let me set the speed is 50mph and the speed limit is 55mph so I don't think the people behind me would appreciate that.

Thank you for the answer in any case!

 

[ucmndd]

Same here. Makes it more or less useless on straight, flat secondary rural roads.

 

[ATPMSD]

railroads

Railroads? Exactly where are you driving?

 

[Supcom]

Unfortunately the max it will let me set the speed is 50mph and the speed limit is 55mph so I don't think the people behind me would appreciate that.

Thank you for the answer in any case!

Yes, if you are using AP, you can only go 5 mph or so over whatever the car thinks the speed limit is.

 

[EVRider-FL]

Yes, if you are using AP, you can only go 5 mph or so over whatever the car thinks the speed limit is.

Unless you’re using FSD Beta, which doesn’t have that restriction.

 

[ATPMSD]

Unless you’re using FSD Beta, which doesn’t have that restriction.

And of course the speed restriction also does not apply on highways with or without FSD.

 

[fholbert]

Railroads? Exactly where are you driving?

Thank you, I’ve been wondering the same. Did Tesla make an electric train?

No one has reported one at a supercharger? That thing would take more than one stall.