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Lane departure avoidance issues
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Fernand
Active Member
FWIW
I got lane departure correction 2x tonight when driving manually.
It startled me, exactly because I was in manual, and I drive so
much in various AP modes. It doesn't kick in at low speeds,
like when I'm avoiding potholes, so maybe that why it's
never startled me before. It did the right thing, though,
no issues. Personally I wouldn't disable it, because in one
of the 2 cases today I was actually distracted and had drifted.
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I got lane departure correction 2x tonight when driving manually.
It startled me, exactly because I was in manual, and I drive so
much in various AP modes. It doesn't kick in at low speeds,
like when I'm avoiding potholes, so maybe that why it's
never startled me before. It did the right thing, though,
no issues. Personally I wouldn't disable it, because in one
of the 2 cases today I was actually distracted and had drifted.
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Snow Drift
[Off-Road Assist] Activated
@AlanSubie4Life
Drove the car all weekend (again, no EAP, Autosteer, TACC) and had the LDA kick in a few times and it was never excessive, just a nice gentle push. Also, one time I explicitly wanted to drive over the line due to a pot hole or something and while the steering put pressure against me the car happily stayed where I wanted. No chimes, nothing. This was all LDA.
Drove the car all weekend (again, no EAP, Autosteer, TACC) and had the LDA kick in a few times and it was never excessive, just a nice gentle push. Also, one time I explicitly wanted to drive over the line due to a pot hole or something and while the steering put pressure against me the car happily stayed where I wanted. No chimes, nothing. This was all LDA.
It has nearly taken me into a tractor, as it didn't like that I was going off the road with one side on a smaller country road to avoid the plow.
It turns on every day at the same spot in the road where the lane widens for a turn on my route home.
It jar's passengers with its shrill.
Do not like it. If you are not paying attention it will cause an wreck, as you do need to wrench it back, but that moment that it happens it surprises. It is only a matter of time before it does cause a wreck.
I think the idea is good, it is just way too aggressive. If there is no immediate threat, beyond going off the road, should not jerk me back into the center of the road. I get it at least once a driving session, for non threatening situations. Quite sick of it. I have never been in an accident, never been off the road, but here I am being told all the time that emergency lane departure put into use to avoid a collision that never was going to happen.
It turns on every day at the same spot in the road where the lane widens for a turn on my route home.
It jar's passengers with its shrill.
Do not like it. If you are not paying attention it will cause an wreck, as you do need to wrench it back, but that moment that it happens it surprises. It is only a matter of time before it does cause a wreck.
I think the idea is good, it is just way too aggressive. If there is no immediate threat, beyond going off the road, should not jerk me back into the center of the road. I get it at least once a driving session, for non threatening situations. Quite sick of it. I have never been in an accident, never been off the road, but here I am being told all the time that emergency lane departure put into use to avoid a collision that never was going to happen.
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SSonnentag
埃隆•馬斯克
These warnings are only available if I have EAP, right? ie: I just have the basic car, from July 2018 and didn't pay the additional $k for EAP
diplomat33
Average guy who loves autonomous vehicles
These warnings are only available if I have EAP, right? ie: I just have the basic car, from July 2018 and didn't pay the additional $k for EAP
No, Lane Departure Avoidance is a basic safety feature that does not require Autopilot.
diplomat33
Average guy who loves autonomous vehicles
AlanSubie4Life
Efficiency Obsessed Member
Don't provide any steering input for a while, and make sure you're going fast enough. You can't direct the car over the line with a steering input. The exact conditions it will activate are a little hard to discern - but you're right it won't ALWAYS go off. But it's not intended to always activate in every possible scenario of road departure! It's not necessary for it to ALWAYS prevent you from crashing off the road for it to provide a huge overall safety improvement.
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