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> If the car decided to stomp on the throttle you are expected to be ready to hit the brakes. Didn't Tesla have an issue a couple of years ago where pressing t
by FireBeyond 2y ago
> If the car decided to stomp on the throttle you are expected to be ready to hit the brakes.
Didn't Tesla have an issue a couple of years ago where pressing the brake did not disengage any throttle? i.e. if the car has a bug and puts throttle to 100% and you stand on the brake, the car should say "cut throttle to 0", but instead, you just had 100% throttle, 100% brake?
- blackeyeblitzar 2y agoIf it did, it wouldn’t matter. Brakes are required to be stronger than engines.
- FireBeyond 2y agoThat makes no sense. Yes, they are. But brakes are going to be more reactive and performant with the throttle at 0 than 100. You can't imagine that the stopping distances will be the same.