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Two notes, I think it may be the opposite. Personal experience with my model 3, two cases. One, two lane road, flat, rain moderate to heavy, traffic in both d
by Shivetya 6y ago
Two notes, I think it may be the opposite.
Personal experience with my model 3, two cases.
One, two lane road, flat, rain moderate to heavy, traffic in both directions, 55mph speed limit. I relied on the car to do most of the driving as oncoming lights from cars could make it hard for me to see, either had their brights on or misaligned. I could use the cars display out of the corner of my eye to see it knew the road lines
second, in fog, it certainly sees better than I do, more readily picking out the road and even detecting a vehicle in front of me whose lights were basically out.
still as I always say, with self driving I am a backseat driver sitting in the driver's seat.
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