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In general norms are reasonable but just for instance my car ADAS today given me two phantom breaks, one for a reasonable reason (I was approaching another car
by kkfx 2y ago
In general norms are reasonable but just for instance my car ADAS today given me two phantom breaks, one for a reasonable reason (I was approaching another car fast enough knowing it will accelerate, but the car can't know that) another for no really reasonable reasons.
So well... I opposite such kind of deployments without a single, easy to locate physical button you can hit to "clear all ADAS pushing here" like an emergency button. Some examples:
- due to a health emergency you purposely want to ignore speed limits, and of course you do not want to waste time digging in car tablet preferences;
- due to a sudden emergency you need to ignore speed limits, like a landslide you see started dropping from above;
- you are actually passing another car and still at safe distance but quickly approaching another car appear in the opposite direction;
These are just few rares and far less rare examples why it's a good reason to pass limits and you have no time to deactivate the adas digging in some touch menus.