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Interesting; when did this happen? From my experience, ~2017-era cars had it only as part of cruise control. Keeping it on at all times sounds like a terrible
by midoridensha 3y ago
Interesting; when did this happen? From my experience, ~2017-era cars had it only as part of cruise control.
Keeping it on at all times sounds like a terrible idea for cars used in the US, because it's a developing nation with extremely poor road quality. In developed nations, it's probably OK because you can count on the road markings being good almost everywhere, but not in the US.
- imp0cat 3y agoI think it only turns on above certain speed and yes, it can get easily confused by various road imperfections. But yeah, you need to make sure there is a physical button on the steering wheel or somehere on the dashboard to easily enable/disable it. Otherwise it can be annoying.