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> or at least, maybe it made a small correction which startled the driver and caused them to swerve LKA is practically never strong enough itself to overpower
by vel0city 2y ago
> or at least, maybe it made a small correction which startled the driver and caused them to swerve
LKA is practically never strong enough itself to overpower an actual driver and force the car to swerve especially if the driver had even a reasonable grip on the wheel.
If the nudge of LKA was enough to startle the driver and have them swerve then just normal road feedback into the wheel would also cause them to startle and swerve.
- HPsquared 2y agoNormal road feedback is predictable and has a central tendency. Who knows what the LKA will do when it does the equivalent of seeing a squirrel on an otherwise straight road.