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Sure. There absolutely are. But there is a large disparity between "conditions where _ALL_ drivers should stop driving and wait", and "conditions where AP will
by FireBeyond 5y ago
Sure. There absolutely are.
But there is a large disparity between "conditions where _ALL_ drivers should stop driving and wait", and "conditions where AP will forcibly disengage, but an average human driver should have no issue carrying on with relative safety".
- jsight 5y agoI've used AP in some situations where I was having a hard time clearly seeing the lines due to the rain. It held up pretty well, with me only very rarely intervening (from memory, 2 times in 100 miles). It probably helped that I slowed down pretty significantly due to the weather. I've also heard that the newer radarless vehicles are a little more picky. In general, I'm surprised at how many things it can handle well, but it does still need a hand on the wheel for the few times that it will fail.