Bugeater
Member
If TACC doesn't deal with motorcycles very well, how will will it deal with a car suddenly dashing across several lanes of traffic? I've had that happen many years ago. Luckily it took out the car on the other side and behind me!
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Todd Burch
14-Year Member
Although I was originally told it was not new, based on other responses I'm pretty sure it is:
http://www.teslamotorsclub.com/showthread.php/13475-Phone-App-iPhone-Android-app?p=1106847&viewfull=1#post1106847
LuckyLuke
Model S P90DL
The notification of a update complete is not new, I reported this in April in that thread: http://www.teslamotorsclub.com/show...ne-Android-app?p=967026&viewfull=1#post967026
Seems they corrected the message though, so that's a definite improvement.
Seems they corrected the message though, so that's a definite improvement.
Todd Burch
14-Year Member
The fog lights aren't controlled by "auto". They are either on or off manually. The headlights have never stayed on for me when the setting is auto. Try a reboot, check the settings, and then if it still occurs, contact service.
My headlights 100% turn on and off. The headlights do come on during the day if the windshield wipers are activated. I don't normally run with fog lights on, so I'll defer to jerry33 on that question.
Pilot_51
Member
If enabled, fog lamps turn on with the headlights and can't be turned on independently. Auto causes the headlights to come on if the light sensor detects it's too dark or if the wipers operate, with exception of the manual single wipe. It takes maybe a minute (I haven't timed it) after the last wipe for the headlights to turn off. I leave my wipers off when it's not raining since auto has a tendency to wipe for no reason.
Cyclone
Cyclonic Member ((.oO))
I doubt this is what smilepak is seeing, but I will mention we should also not confuse the DRLs being on 24/7 with the headlights being on. Looking at the garage, you can notice only the LED trim around the headlights being on vs. the headlights themselves, but if you are facing a wall and noticing light against the wall, it could be the DRLs.
Again, I don't think this is what smilepak is seeing because it wouldn't explain the fog lights, but just throwing it out there for anyone searching that may come across this thread and pick that message out of 177 pages!
Again, I don't think this is what smilepak is seeing because it wouldn't explain the fog lights, but just throwing it out there for anyone searching that may come across this thread and pick that message out of 177 pages!
I doubt this is what smilepak is seeing, but I will mention we should also not confuse the DRLs being on 24/7 with the headlights being on. Looking at the garage, you can notice only the LED trim around the headlights being on vs. the headlights themselves, but if you are facing a wall and noticing light against the wall, it could be the DRLs.
Again, I don't think this is what smilepak is seeing because it wouldn't explain the fog lights, but just throwing it out there for anyone searching that may come across this thread and pick that message out of 177 pages!
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When u go to the control panel, the picture if ur tesla exterior will show what light is actively on or off. I noticed it yesterday while driving back from SJC charging station the headlight and fog light was on at 5:00 pm reflecting on the car in front of me. So I check the control panel and toggle it from auto to off. It turned off the lights. Toggle it back to auto, lights came back on.
So the headlights turned on a little before you would expect them to?
O man, if that's the case, I'm all for it. I've felt like the headlights turn on just a hair too late as compared to what I would do manually. I let them do their thing and leave it on Auto, since the DRLs are on.
jgs
Active Member
Interesting, I've never seen that. Then again, I have a D with autopilot, and it's likely rain detection is taking advantage of the different sensor suite.
Let me simplify that for you:
Unsafe is only the beginning of how to describe this traffic terror.brianman said:
KenN
Member
That's one opinion. But it is just an opinion.
There are many countries where lane splitting by cycles is legal and normal. It is safe in those countries entirely because it is normal, expected behaviour. Nobody gets surprised by it, nor do they get their road rage on about it.
anxman
Member
They're annoying, for sure, but lane splitting at under 30 mph is shown to be safer for the motorcylist (reduces risks of rear-ending). At higher speeds, it's insanely dangerous and I figure darwinism will select him out of the system.
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