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I use resume all the time - the first example that comes to mind is that cruise control won’t stop at a red light (obviously), so I’ll brake to a stop, then all
by Daneel_ 2y ago
I use resume all the time - the first example that comes to mind is that cruise control won’t stop at a red light (obviously), so I’ll brake to a stop, then all I need to do is start taking off again and hit resume. No need to think.
- scotty79 2y agoI guess that's very convenient. What if you needed to also press the gas pedal after resuming it to bring the car back to the set speed? Would that be too much trouble? You'd get benefit of deciding how fast you get back up to speed.
- Daneel_ 2y agoMost cruise control systems let you do this already. I know I can accelerate harder than the system does by itself and it’ll just let me do it, then drop back to its usual program once I stop. I wouldn’t like it if I had to consciously stop at the intended speed though, that defeats the entire purpose.