@DavidMoss If all user input is an error, how will the car know where I want to go? I have to input an address, select how I want to park, and choose what speed profile I would like to use. No doubt you're brilliant, but this seems a bit tone-deaf. No hate and genuinely love FSD.
@SirCrookedTeeth@Evautoalex Never knew. Unfortunately, there are many states like TN with none. I am a Tesla fan, so it doesn't matter to me; I was just curious. Thanks for sharing; that is interesting information.
@SomeguyfromTN Exactly. I don't care that some guy went across the country on FSD; yeah, that's cool. I care if I get a ticket in a school zone in rural TN. We could just start with FSD reading speed limit signs correctly. THP doesn't have a sense of humor with this stuff.
@nashvillebiz This will be great. If youβve been to Vegas the tunnel system is amazing cuts out all the traffic. So happy Nashville is finally getting it.
@DevinOlsenn If it could actually read speed limit signs, I would not care. The fact that so many of their hand-picked (Respectfully) people want it seems like a clue. But I will keep disengaging to slow down.
@DavidMoss Disagree, it doesn't have to be one way or another; we can have both. I love Tesla as much as anybody but unless they can correctly read speed signs I would like to have speed control.