@nevetsyad 55mph zones in Standard mode has acted this way for me since FSD v13. Always speeds up to 70mph, even when other cars are not around. Lots of users report the same issue. Doesnβt behave this way in any other speed zone. Curious why @tesla hasnβt addressed this strange behavior.
@Katupilar I tried Hurry and Mad Max on a 1 hour drive on the interstate yesterday. In a 75 mph zone neither would go above 77 with cars flying around me. I had to use the accelerator pedal, then the warning came on screen saying FSD wouldnβt slow down because I was speeding.
@liorsela 14.3.2 on HW4 - Potholes. Swerving due to cracks/lines on road. Camping in left lane. Randomly ignoring navigation. Missing exits. Illegal turns. Inconsistent speed results from driving profiles. All of these require disengagements & make FSD unreliable.
@Teslarati Max speed control! We should be able to set the max % of posted speed limit. We should have an option to keep up with traffic flow or not. And FSD should be able to go above the max speed % in an emergency situation.
And no more FSD randomly deciding to ignore the nav route.
@nikkharris Not for me. It randomly decides to turn or exit for no apparent reason at all. It makes for a very stressful ride. I never know what itβs going to do.
@nice_nick29974@TruthPointUSA@LamarMK But when you change the speed profile it then changes the driving behavior. Chill and sloth camp in the right lane and get stuck behind cars. Standard goes over 70mph in 55 mph zones every time. It also randomly decides to exit or take a wrong turn, ignoring nav route.
@TruthPointUSA@LamarMK Iβm close to canceling. The speeding is obnoxious. Only solution is chill mode, which then camps in the right lane & ends up in merge lanes or exit only lanes. Potholes are a huge issue. And the random routing issues when nav says turn left at light & it decides to turn right.
@scotsrule08@Tesla_AI Man, 14.2.2.5 is by far the most frustrating version since 12. It does so many things well, I start to relax, and then BAM β the neural nets make a decision that no human ever would. Like turning right at a light you are supposed to turn left at, or driving off a curb.