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> Personally, I stopped using cruise control years ago. Cruise control seems fairly harmless - you still have to keep lanes, and keeping your foot on the gas i
by anarazel 9y ago
> Personally, I stopped using cruise control years ago.
Cruise control seems fairly harmless - you still have to keep lanes, and keeping your foot on the gas isn't particularly demanding either. I largely use cruise control because I am able to save on gas that way, by avoiding unnecessary acceleration/deceleration. Combination with lane following and holding of distance is more problematic imo.
- ghaff 9y agoIt's mostly that I tend to drive on roads with at least a moderate amount of traffic. It tempts me to not optimally mix with other vehicles. I just got out of the habit of using it.
- stevep98 9y agoThe traffic aware cruise control in the Tesla is very good in traffic. Especially stop-and go traffic. My passengers always tell me to switch it on because it gives a smoother ride than me. It's also much more relaxing.