I think he said before he is a developer so your on the money thereYou’re constantly belittling, moaning and object to anything positive about Tesla though. Literally every time I read your post, it’s always negative. You have to be a developer or in software of some sort, I’m sure of it!
So I’m not quite sure how you’ve ended up with 2 new cars from Tesla.
Though why do you think all developers are negative?
If you’ve never used such a system, it works fine. Takes almost no getting used to and I never felt like I was in any kind of danger when using it. The scenarios you describe just didn’t exist in the many years I was with 2 E350’s
Still begs the question how you ended up with two cars of the same type that you don't like
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I hope it works to get out of Auto too. This is a major quality of life improvement.
I have used those systems but not for maybe 15 odd years because I’ve had radar based cruise which is better than a simple limiter.
Do I smell a Stakeholder that wants everything delivered on an unreasonable timeline?“Experience” ?
Radar cruise control would be used in totally different scenarios to a speed limiter so they can’t be compared.I have used those systems but not for maybe 15 odd years because I’ve had radar based cruise which is better than a simple limiter.
Point is the cars I had back then were pretty powerful for the time but nothing like cars now. You’d have to hit kick-down normally to switch it off and accelerate in an emergency but that wouldn’t be too fast to be dangerous.
A M3P is going to shoot off very quickly, a Model 3 RWD on full throttle to turn off a limiter might be losing traction in the rear wheels in some weather conditions.
I’m fine with giving people the option but not fine with it being enforced. Doesn’t mean they won’t do it but I don’t think it’s needed. All the other active safety systems we have do a great job and road deaths have been dropping. You’ll always have some at least until the perfect AI driver comes along.
People in my village constantly demand average speed cameras, there’s a village road safety group that go out with a speed gun and then share the results. In like maybe 200 drivers they see over a period, maybe 7 are speeding with an average of around 5mph over the limit. The comments are normally then how it’s an epidemic of speeding and someone is going to die (No one has so far). And I think they should see Peterborough and then they won’t complain, people going 70 in 30’s, over 120 in 70’s, etc. They just have no idea in their sheltered little village life
I compare them because only time I’ve needed a limiter is in an average speed camera zone but cruise control works better for that.
That’s what all stakeholders smell likeDo I smell a Stakeholder that wants everything delivered on an unreasonable timeline?
Many will use the speed limiter when driving manually with no automatics engaged. It just stops you inadvertently driving faster than the speed you’ve set.
I think your villagers worry that if someone is hit the difference between 20 and 30 or 35 is literally life and death.I have used those systems but not for maybe 15 odd years because I’ve had radar based cruise which is better than a simple limiter.
Point is the cars I had back then were pretty powerful for the time but nothing like cars now. You’d have to hit kick-down normally to switch it off and accelerate in an emergency but that wouldn’t be too fast to be dangerous.
A M3P is going to shoot off very quickly, a Model 3 RWD on full throttle to turn off a limiter might be losing traction in the rear wheels in some weather conditions.
I’m fine with giving people the option but not fine with it being enforced. Doesn’t mean they won’t do it but I don’t think it’s needed. All the other active safety systems we have do a great job and road deaths have been dropping. You’ll always have some at least until the perfect AI driver comes along.
People in my village constantly demand average speed cameras, there’s a village road safety group that go out with a speed gun and then share the results. In like maybe 200 drivers they see over a period, maybe 7 are speeding with an average of around 5mph over the limit. The comments are normally then how it’s an epidemic of speeding and someone is going to die (No one has so far). And I think they should see Peterborough and then they won’t complain, people going 70 in 30’s, over 120 in 70’s, etc. They just have no idea in their sheltered little village life
There are many 30 and 20 limits round here with cars parked to weave in and out of. A speed limiter is the perfect tool for the job. Cruise, and I’ve tried it, is a complete waste of time. It’s not designed for towns and villages. Teslavision is too scared of parked cars and pedestrians. Other cars may vary.
Yeah I guess I've just never felt the need for a limiter other than in average camera zones. I can keep the speed close enough that you'd not get into any trouble, it's more where in a strange place and you miss a sign or its not even there which can be an issue. Not too common but not all roads in this country are properly signed.
It's wouldn't be a thread on a forum if it didn't end up off track
My bad. Will stop on this.
