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From the notes it looks like they're just setting the upper limit on TACC to speed limit +5pmh on residental roads. You can still set TACC to exactly the speed
by vvanders 11y ago
From the notes it looks like they're just setting the upper limit on TACC to speed limit +5pmh on residental roads. You can still set TACC to exactly the speed limit without any issues.
- tempestn 11y agoRight, so in other words, the car allows you to break the law - just like any other car - but unlike most, it prevents you from breaking it by much. There is going to be some friction between true self-driving cars and unrealistic speed limits in the near future though.
- sandworm101 11y agoI wouldn't say it prevents you from doing much of anything. The car will still speed however you want it to, just not with the machine in control.
- tempestn 11y agoYes, sorry, I was referring to the operation with automation engaged. As opposed to a standard cruise control, which can be set to any speed you want. Obviously in manual mode it will let you speed.