Warning! AP2 cars don't actually recognize speed limit signs

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Wouldn't Tesla tell you that the speed limit display is "just" a convenience feature? And that the driver is responsible for avoiding infractions?

I don't really have an argument to pursue in this thread, BTW. I've just been trying to explain why Tesla might not prioritize speed limit signs right now, and why they might not see much value in telling us where each speed limit comes from. Maybe I'm wrong and this idea of yours will show up in a future release.

Yes, it's a convenience feature but it's something people pay for (even if part of the price of the car), therefore it is not unreasonable to ask for the feature to be convenient to use. I guess a lot of this stems from the fact that Tesla sells unfinished products with various future promises scattered through the website and other communication channels (e.g.twitter), so buyers really don't know what they are paying for.