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Agreed, though I'll add that on the very rare occasion that my Model 3 does lose the lane lines a bit, it tends to very quickly jerk back into the lane once it
by NickM 5y ago
Agreed, though I'll add that on the very rare occasion that my Model 3 does lose the lane lines a bit, it tends to very quickly jerk back into the lane once it picks up the lines again. "it drifted slowly to the left, into my lane, before slowly going back into its own lane" does not sound like plausible autopilot behavior based on my experience; even if it was on autopilot and accidentally left the lane, it wouldn't slowly go back to it's lane, it would sharply correct itself as soon as it found out what happened.
- jsight 5y agoExactly... and turning on a signal completely turns off autosteer if in base autopilot. Not sure if it could be coerced into automatically coming back on if the car had FSD and the signal was turned back off, though?
- NickM 5y agoWith EAP or FSD, turning on the signal will trigger a lane change