Roads Supported by Ford CoPilot 360 Assist 2.0

[DiscWiz]

Does anyone have a list of the 100,000 miles of roads that will be supported? Living in the country in Kansas wondering what roads around me, if any, that will be supported.

Thanks!

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[DiscWiz]

It's the autonav feature I am trying to determine the roads for. I live about 25 miles from my golf course and would love to push a button and go home.

 

[macchiaz-o]

We haven't seen maps published, yet.

 

[jhalkias]

Is your route divided highway? I seem to recall the press release said those roads would be on divided highway.

 

[hybrid2bev]

It's the autonav feature I am trying to determine the roads for. I live about 25 miles from my golf course and would love to push a button and go home.

I thought it was said the hands free feature would only work on limited access divided highways. Like the interstate highways I-70 and I-35 for example in Kansas. Hands Free most likely will not work on your state or local highway, but like was said before all the other features should.

Maybe something like this?:
https://www.cadillac.com/world-of-cadillac/innovation/super-cruise

 

[DiscWiz]

I thought it was said the hands free feature would only work on limited access divided highways. Like the interstate highways I-70 and I-35 for example in Kansas. Hands Free most likely will not work on your state or local highway, but like was said before all the other features should.

Maybe something like this?:
https://www.cadillac.com/world-of-cadillac/innovation/super-cruise

This does have the highway (K-10) that I was looking for listed. Thanks!

 

[zhackwyatt]

This does have the highway (K-10) that I was looking for listed. Thanks!

That is the Cadillac system not Ford. We know Ford will support less miles than Cadillac.

Also, just to make sure you understand: "push a button and go home." is not how it works. It's driver assistance, not self-driving. If the road was mapped, you would not have to put your hands on the wheel, but you have to stay attentitve at all times or the system will disengage.

 

[Stickboy46]

That is the Cadillac system not Ford. We know Ford will support less miles than Cadillac.

Also, just to make sure you understand: "push a button and go home." is not how it works. It's driver assistance, not self-driving. If the road was mapped, you would not have to put your hands on the wheel, but you have to stay attentitve at all times or the system will disengage.

Just like people putting weights on the steering wheel on a Tesla to bypass the "attention nag" ... it's only a matter of time before someone wears blacked out glasses with eyeballs painted on the front to catch a few zzzzs in the Mach-E

 

[zhackwyatt]

Just like people putting weights on the steering wheel on a Tesla to bypass the "attention nag" ... it's only a matter of time before someone wears blacked out glasses with eyeballs painted on the front to catch a few zzzzs in the Mach-E

I don't think a static image would work. Probably need something like this:

 

[DiscWiz]

It's a 4 lane highway, limited access and 70 mile speed limit. I can hope....

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