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The article mentions it is not a limiter, but rather a speed limit warning. So none of your hypothetical scenarios apply, other than drivers might learn not to
by syrgian 2y ago
The article mentions it is not a limiter, but rather a speed limit warning. So none of your hypothetical scenarios apply, other than drivers might learn not to overtake if breaking the speed limit is necessary because the warning is annoying.
- HPsquared 2y agoIt does limit engine power but I see further down there's an emergency override (by pressing hard on the accelerator) which would get around these issues.
- anymouse123456 2y agoI'm curious about this user experience and whether most people would be comfortable with it, especially while merging. When I press hard on the accelerator to cancel a speed limit, does the car accelerate hard too? Or is this signal trapped for the cancel operation?
- The_Colonel 2y agoThis is only of the options which are being evaluated, there are others which amount to only warning.