May 13, 2024
9:30:55am
9:30:55am
Also, make sure you have it set to “aggressive” as your drive type
Plus, you can adjust the top speed on the freeway using the left-side thumb wheel on the steering wheel (up to 85 mph). That will keep you staying up with traffic.
I will admit that I was happy to get back to my standard, non-upgraded, enhanced cruise control. Tesla doesn’t recognize the new west Davis corridor as a freeway, so I had no ability to use any sort of cruise control on that road. FSD was a fun novelty for a week or two, but I got tired of it.
I will admit that I was happy to get back to my standard, non-upgraded, enhanced cruise control. Tesla doesn’t recognize the new west Davis corridor as a freeway, so I had no ability to use any sort of cruise control on that road. FSD was a fun novelty for a week or two, but I got tired of it.
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May 13, 9:24am
I hate driving behind Teslas using FSD (and yes you can tell). It's random stopping and accelerating.
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