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Lots of drivers have problems where they have to "shake" the wheel to make the car understand that they do indeed have their hands on the wheel. The system is p
by TheForumTroll 8y ago
Lots of drivers have problems where they have to "shake" the wheel to make the car understand that they do indeed have their hands on the wheel. The system is pretty rubbish.
- kwhitefoot 8y agoIt seems to me that my 2015 S70D expects me to be holding the wheel firmly enough to actually take action. Mostly I just keep one hand lightly on the wheel when driving down a motorway with autosteer on and just give it a gentle squeeze or wiggle once in a while. If I use it on less good roads I keep both hands on the wheel in the proper location for taking control. It seems pretty good to me.