Tesla’s driver assistance system is now called “Tesla Assisted Driving” in Europe, after Germany’s transport ministry said the old name was misleading. In a statement on 6 October…
I don’t know where you live exactly, but in the North, the OAmt is more than eager to put speed cams in places, where people do in their automatism at most +10%, but seldomly in actual danger zones.
Don’t get me wrong, this decision is batshit crazy and I do want a real fix ( e.g. just do the fines like in the rest of Europe? Germans are notoriously at snails-pace in Austria and Italy, because of that ;D )
Does most of Europe give out fines for going a little bit over the speed limit? I know here in Estonia they rarely bother. Cameras are 3% margin of error only, but there aren’t that many of those and between speedometer error and camera margin, you might be able to go 10% over as far as the car it’s concerned
I don’t know where you live exactly, but in the North, the OAmt is more than eager to put speed cams in places, where people do in their automatism at most +10%, but seldomly in actual danger zones.
Don’t get me wrong, this decision is batshit crazy and I do want a real fix ( e.g. just do the fines like in the rest of Europe? Germans are notoriously at snails-pace in Austria and Italy, because of that ;D )
Does most of Europe give out fines for going a little bit over the speed limit? I know here in Estonia they rarely bother. Cameras are 3% margin of error only, but there aren’t that many of those and between speedometer error and camera margin, you might be able to go 10% over as far as the car it’s concerned