Turn on speed recognition. It gets distracted far less than the average driver.
It’s a database issue. There’s a section of road here where the database shows a 35 mph speed limit in a 60 zone. It was 35 when that section of road was being built. Unfortunately for both of us I have idea how to report the issue. I just override the acc and set the proper speed.
It uses cameras as well as database information. The spot near my house where it slows to 35 in a 60 zone has no signs there at all. Other spots on the island with similar issues have no signs at the slow down either. It’s why drivers need to be aware so that the car is doing what you intend.
It's an intelligent cruise issue. There is a stretch of A1A near me that was 55 before a hurricane washed it out. They rebuilt it as a 25 but intelligent cruise does not know and treats spots a 55mph. Also not good with road construction sites driving thru Orlando. I just use adaptive cruise. Intelligent was awful.
Not sure I follow that logic. I anticipate using adaptive cruise control but not the intelligent feature. I can figure out how fast I want to go without having the car read signs for me. I don’t see what’s hypocritical about that
My response was a bit tongue in cheek, and directed at the comment I replied to about it being merely a gimmick.
Indeed. I actually never use cruise control on either of my cars but am willing to try it on the MME (adaptive that is, not intelligentyou can also figure out how fast to go without cruise control of any kind.
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Is that the same A1A where,
Not too long ago I was driving on a portion of road with immediately adjacent and parallel toll/non-toll access where toll section had higher speed limit. IIRC car nav suggested I take the toll lane (it wasn't busy so thanks, but no). I'm not sure if it was cameras picking up the higher speed limit posted *between the lanes or lack of GPS precision but car suddenly accelerated after the lanes split.
