Yes you can. It will flash the turn signal until the lane change is completed then shut off the signal.
Phew, he made it sound like you had to hold the stalk down the whole time your were changing lanes or something which would be annoying (and not hands-free).
...I have a very early Job 1 build, and haven't had those problems since.... earlier this year at latest? I'm even using a random Android phone that isn't explicitly supported. The worst PaaK experience I have is having to wait a few seconds after pushing the door button before it figures out my phone is nearby.
not true the newer vehicles got extra range you can read about it on here or go on the website the premium went from EXT range of 2021 is 270 miles now its 290 miles. You use PAAK and never got no key detected? For well over a month I could not open the front door unless I opened the back door first. I finally fixed it by reading in here to disconnect the 12 volt battery. I had to do that over the course of the first year a few times to fix that problem. My Job 1 got stuck on update 1.7 didnt receive updates for over 6 months that others got updates, the dealer with the help of someone in here had to fly in an engineer from Ford in to PA and took over 2 weeks to finally get it to except updates. Venting based on fact no for the sake of venting.
I didn't time it but it felt like 20ish seconds. I haven't tried it again in heavier traffic.
That's not too bad. My Mercedes had the same "self" driving as our cars but it also had lane changing. When it worked, it was nice, but probably 90% of the time, I'd signal and it would say "no can do!" and just cancel it and also cancel the lane keep assist system! Even when it was clear, etc. I could never signal while there was a car actually there, I basically had to make sure it was clear before signaling, but would still get the above failure rate.
Was the Mercedes system truly “hands-free” like BlueCruise”? I didn’t think any of the Germans had that yet? I saw a demo of BMWs system in a 7 series and you had to keep your hands hovering just over the steering wheel at all times. Seemed rather pointless
No, sorry, I just meant the lane keep assist coupled with ACC, speed limit assist if you want it, etc.
There was some discussion about adding a feature where the car would slow down for some sharper curves such as a flying freeway exchange etc. Have you observed anything like that yet with the system?
Yeah, I've posted about it a couple of times in other threads. It's too conservative for my taste (aka it slows down too much) and it's also coupled with the same setting for adjusting speed based on speed limit sign recognition, so I have it turned off.
