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If I'm going about right speed, my car does not slow during turns, but too fast and it knows to slow down. It's great.I noticed today that it slowed down on cruise when I was approaching a turn 'too fast'. Never have had this before, I'm on 21.9.
Remember, it doesn’t ‘see’ anything yet. Maybe you know this, but let’s not say it does when it doesn’t.My S does this, typically because it sees a "school zone" speed limit sign. These are supposed to only apply for a short distance, but typically i have to wait until the car sees a regular speed limit sign returning to the normal speed limit. Often these do not exist, so I am stuck with lower limit. Annoying, but adjustable with the accelerator "Damn, I have to drive again?". First world problem LOL.
Remember, it doesn’t ‘see’ anything yet. Maybe you know this, but let’s not say it does when it doesn’t.
I get this also, I’m in some area where you get the dreaded ‘speed restricted to 40 MPH’. F that, I want to go 50 like everyone else is!
As of June 2018, there are no Teslas in the wild that 'read' any signs.It sees and reads the speed limit signs, that is what I was referring to.
No, it does not. The cars do not see anything. It does NOT read speed limit signs. It’s reading a GPS-based database.It sees and reads the speed limit signs, that is what I was referring to.
If you experience this by the way, you can document the exact location to the Garmin folks and a map update will occur, based on your input. The web page is at
Garmin | Report a Map Error
Check the box that says "no device, map only", leave device blank, for "what map are you using", select "Other" (very last choice in the long list), enter "Tesla" in the "Other" field.
Garmin does the maps for Tesla.
AP1 vehicles actually do "see" and read speed-limit signs. Not sure what's taking so long for AP2 vehicles.No, it does not. The cars do not see anything. It does NOT read speed limit signs. It’s reading a GPS-based database.
I noticed today that it slowed down on cruise when I was approaching a turn 'too fast'. Never have had this before, I'm on 21.9.
Remember, it doesn’t ‘see’ anything yet. Maybe you know this, but let’s not say it does when it doesn’t.
The context was speed limit signs. I was quoting from the original, also.I think you mean it doesn't 'read' anything. It does see lane lines.