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It is the responsibility of the driver to check to make sure the car has a clear path. In other words, you get out of the car, check to make sure everything is
by maratd 10y ago
It is the responsibility of the driver to check to make sure the car has a clear path. In other words, you get out of the car, check to make sure everything is clear, then engage the feature.
The sensors are only there to tell the car when to stop (as in, to sense the back of your garage).
What if the guy activated regular vanilla cruise control and rammed into the truck. Would everybody be going off on Ford/GM/etc.? I doubt it.
- FireBeyond 10y agoThat's a little different. Tesla advertises the feature as you being able to walk away while the car parks itself (and in some promos, even opens and closes garage doors by itself). That's more than a little bit different from "careless on cruise control" (which, point of fact, most (new) cruise control systems will prevent due to those same sensors).