Well, yes and no. I find that TACC alone ignores most but not all speed limit changes and AP makes most but not all changes.
if AP alone is set it works pretty much OK. If you go from TACC to AP it doesn’t but it might.
it’s just a tad random!
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if AP alone is set it works pretty much OK. If you go from TACC to AP it doesn’t but it might.
it’s just a tad random!
@VanillaAir_UK Thanks for the detailed response, I’m always interested in what’s going on behind the scenes and that was very informative.
Seems like similar systems with similar results in reality across the two divergent systems fo the particular example in the photograph, roads which effectively filter always caused the greatest issues, the next big problems is tight side streets where eager delivery drivers knock the signs through 90 degrees, no system can account for that.
For this reason i always have cruise set to the manually selected speed and i found the scroll wheel particularly good for this, the functionality of the tesla particularly with a percentage over the speed limit function seems really good but these little issues are the reality of using those systems and for now i prefer to be in control myself.
It does go to show how far away higher level (4 or 5) autonomous driving is from wide scale reality, it would realistically need a government approved map with all speed limits correct and verified before they could let it happen.
Seems like similar systems with similar results in reality across the two divergent systems fo the particular example in the photograph, roads which effectively filter always caused the greatest issues, the next big problems is tight side streets where eager delivery drivers knock the signs through 90 degrees, no system can account for that.
For this reason i always have cruise set to the manually selected speed and i found the scroll wheel particularly good for this, the functionality of the tesla particularly with a percentage over the speed limit function seems really good but these little issues are the reality of using those systems and for now i prefer to be in control myself.
It does go to show how far away higher level (4 or 5) autonomous driving is from wide scale reality, it would realistically need a government approved map with all speed limits correct and verified before they could let it happen.
It depends on the road. I've never seen AP respond to a speed limit change (without me holding down the stalk to tell it to sync up) but others have.. AP happily lets me dial it up to 70 on 30mph roads (an experiment I'm not repeating!) but apparently on some roads it limits it.
I suspect it's down to the quality of the mapping, which is extremely variable.
I suspect it's down to the quality of the mapping, which is extremely variable.
Cardo
Active Member
Only in the paintNor here, also with Premium Connectivity and FSD. I wouldn't necessarily go looking for patterns when it comes to Tesla.
speedyranger74
Member
We’re only poor now because we spent out on a TeslaSW update last night, no maps update.
FSD, but no premium (because I'm poor)
I even got a cheap frunk & trunk opener. …by marrying her
speedyranger74
Member
Yep, got from Hansshow frunk and trunk, handle doors, ambient lights and center dashboard... no more money for premiumWe’re only poor now because we spent out on a Tesla
I even got a cheap frunk & trunk opener. …by marrying her
SW update last night, no maps update.
FSD, but no premium (because I'm poor
While the lack of Nav update is galling, suddenly the TPMS discrepancy that was triggering my OCD has sorted itself with the latest download. Small blessing.
Cnixon
Member
There is an app called "Osmand" which is closer to the open street map data. I haven't used it for a few years. I recall it even records pot holes and lamps out etc. One aspect is you can become more involved in the project and update errors.
speedyranger74
Member
I dare say it’s possible, if they know who to contact in Fremont, but I’m guessing they don’t want to open that floodgate.
