I have. Yes, it would be safer if Tesla provided suitable switches, but absent that - your primary responsibility as driver is to safely control your car and t

I have. Yes, it would be safer if Tesla provided suitable switches, but absent that - your primary responsibility as driver is to safely control your car and that includes only driving as fast as visibility and road conditions allow. That means stop immediately if your visibility drops to zero, be it that your wipers can’t keep up or that you’re driving an unfamiliar car and you cannot find the wiper control. What would you do if you ran out of wiper fluid and mud or salt obscured your windshield? Blow through it? Turn on the hazard flashers if you need to. Your first priority is to keep the car safely on the road and not run into any obstacle. Everything else takes second priority. If you fail to do that, you’ve failed your task as driver, you most likely were too fast.