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Ye well I agree in general. It is hard to figure out intention and many cars seem to be on a slippery slope of adding features to protect the user from other fe
by rightbyte 3y ago
Ye well I agree in general. It is hard to figure out intention and many cars seem to be on a slippery slope of adding features to protect the user from other features.
Except the surprise rollback. I think it is really hard to notice if you don't expect it, if it starts off slowly.
A Scania truck will engage the parking brake on hill hold if you disengage the seat belt or turn the engine off. The manual variant just allows hill hold for like 5 seconds and then releases the brakes after some warning sounds.
I haven't really tried out how any car with hill hold and electric pbrake behaves when you do strange things, so dunno if any engage the p-brake or locks the transmission.
- giantg2 3y agoInteresting. That truck is the first one I've heard of that can do that.