Yes up to a point where it gives up and asks the driver to take back the wheel. But at this point you really see nothing and you'll limit your speed to 10-40 k

Yes up to a point where it gives up and asks the driver to take back the wheel. But at this point you really see nothing and you'll limit your speed to 10-40 km/h by yourself. I used it in those situation on my tesla model 3 to be able to focus a maximum on the small visibility left as a driver, and with both hands strongly on the wheel and foot on the brake, low visibility is really dangerous and scary on the road. Part of the issue is that you don't know what speed the car arriving behind you will have so where's your optimum speed? Too slow and rear ended by bad drivers, too fast and it won't go well. It's fresh on my mind since I had such driving conditions two weeks ago on the highway. Trucks stayed at suicidal 90 km/h ...