Barklikeadog
Active Member
Yes, not sure why there is ANY debate regarding this. I'm very anti nanny systems but this is a low effort / low inconvenience / high reward effort.
When does one get something, good fast and cheap? This is one of those scenarios.
Making this post early before anything happens to me personally at least has shielded me from criticisms of "learn to pay attention, idiot.".
It's not MY car, YOU pay attention idiot.
At least you can give up all hope and don't need to sympathize with anyone who manages to still wreck their doors after this.
YOU HAD TO PUSH A BUTTON TO INSIST DRIVING WITH FWD OPEN. GO TO HELL.
Same... day 1 of a new truck I go through the motions of turning off the annoying seatbelt alarm.
There's nothing wrong with a system that stops a vehicle and forces you to think about what you are doing.
I think about the summon incident of a few years ago where the guy went into the convenience store and the car drove into a truck and the cargo went through the windshield.
It sounded like he may have initiated summon by accident and walked away... the display prompting the driver to cancel summon.
After the incident, didn't Tesla change it so the prompt was asking you to confirm the request rather than cancel it?
That is the right way to go about these 'features' on any vehicle.