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The most annoying regular mis-readings are "30" in 80 zones. You can't turn AP back on until another 80 sign pops up ...
I have had a few strange detections around gold coast a few times where it detects a 60 or 70 sign as 45 and slows me down to it. I did not even know 45 was an option for signs in Australia. Never seen one in person. Though usually also the sign had a shade from a tree over it, but not actually obstructing the sign, just visibly having darker areas on it.
I suspect you got your year numbers wrong in the checking process. Mine is still on 2022.16.3, but it did start to report about an hour ago that 2022.20.7 is available for download in I get to wifi range, so will see tonight when I get home.
Oops...I'm on a roll....yes I meant 2022.16.3 for the Model 3P and 2022.20.7 for the Model X....
Nah. The 2022.16.* line was branched from the development line 4 weeks before the 2022.20.* line, but neither of 2022.16.3 or 2022.20.7 are the first release of those respective branches.
It looks like 2022.20.7 is getting a major push to most cars at the moment, overtaking all other versions, so very likely yours will get this shortly.
! If Tesla was relying on GPS road data, it would know that Model 3 is not a truck!
I don't doubt your experiences at all. We all know that things can be terribly inconsistent. My feeling is that for some reason some roads have not been tagged as highways for what ever reason. As others have mentioned and pointed to above. The official Tesla stance is that in Australia we do not get speed sign recognition on highways. And as I have attested that is certainly true for me. Never once in 12 months of ownership. Once again I'm not saying you don't in some cases but it is obviously the exception to the rule so something must be going on on certain roads.Hmmm… that has not been my experience at all. I’ve just driven the Great Western Highway from Bathurst to Sydney where there is a bit of roadwork going on and it picked up all the 40 and 60 roadworks signs. And annoyingly, with the side-by-side “40 Trucks and Heavy Vehicles | 80 Cars and Light Vehicles” speed signs, it decided the speed limit was 40 not 80
Yeah I think this is right. The more motorway-like the road is, the more likely it's classified as a "highway" by whatever data source they're using.
My experience has been similar to @Vostok s in the 3 years of ownership I have had plenty of times on M1 between Gold Coast and Brisbane where it auto slows down for road works and speeds up after road works, though it is very inconsistent and often even in same place it does not do it. For most of the time it also displays the speed signs it recognizes on the screen, though sometimes or in some areas it appears to ignore them and not display them on screen.
I have always advocated that complaining about something on the internet yields better results than ringing the official channelsThanks, got it...I'm still convinced it was because I rang Tesla and complained
A new 80kmh motorway in SA which used to be 60, at every road sign that now says 80 and previously said 60 my car slows to 60. Clearly not reading the new signs
