Thanks so much, this is perfect. So it is 3 mph not 15 mph. that triggers the FCW That explains why when slowly parking in the garage or backing out of the garage slowly it does not trigger the FCW. Just have to do it slowly.
Follow up question, what is the deal with the alert? Assuming someone is not already pushing on the brake, if you get a FCW strike, it will make an audible alert (as well as a visual alert on the dashboard somewhere).
I get my new tesla with fsd this week and was thinking I should try driving around with the more sensitive FCW setting for a couple of days, because if I can drive with the alert not going off, at the higher sensitivity setting, then when the safety score is monitoring my driving at the medium level which is more sensitive, it should never go off. Not sure I am being clear, but really just worried about the FCW score because it has such a large impact on the overall safety score.