@aelluswamy@DavidMoss It could be a target speed in % instead. So the AI can speed a little more if it is necessary, but return to you set target % after the maneuver is done. But first fix the speed sign detection and use Google map speed... I have never seen this amount of bad data with a GPS before
@Erdayastronaut I listen to your music when doing my space Lego and in my car, awesome new album. I also like that the bass slaps more than some rap song 👌 perfect for when I return from the work🫣
@MyTeslaMoonship The best part is no part, they should have done the light strip flashing red if someone is in our blind spot. Just like enhance does it.
@RealTalkReports@DirtyTesLa Whould be ideal, but if Tesla don't want to bring back ''max speed'' they can replace it for a target speed instead (each mode ajustable in % exept sloth). So if the car need to go faster for a brief period it can (instead of a hard cap).
@nikkharris Like in this clip, the car just swerve back in my lane 2-3 times and do not do the lane change, the overtake was finally done by me. Never experience that with 14.1.4 or .7 ..
@nikkharris Same, yesterday night with my m3 2024 I have experienced this 10 times + in a little span of maybe 5min... Everytime I was force to intervene
@Tesla No even 1 full trip on FSD yet, there is alway's some error with the speed data (or detection of traffic sign), navigation, speed control (bring back max speed by %). V14.2.1 on highway is broken too, 14.1.7 was perfect now it just hessitate and cannot do propper line change.
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@SawyerMerritt Yeah not a fan right now with 14.2.1 on the highway. It hesitate to make lane change even when it's clear. Hurry speed cap at 116km/h (+10mph) so ~120 km/h is now impossible and mad max is to fast for ours police.. If Tesla can cap FSD, let us configure one for each mode ourself