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…
Errors in speed cameras and your own car’s speed measurements. It could be that your own car could be poorly tuned and give a small error, so you could claim in court that you legitimately were not aware you were speeding. But with a 10% offset that defense doesn’t hold.
Errors in speed cameras and your own car’s speed measurements. It could be that your own car could be poorly tuned and give a small error, so you could claim in court that you legitimately were not aware you were speeding. But with a 10% offset that defense doesn’t hold.
It’s illegal to make a car that measures the speed too low, so there’s quite a bit of tolerance there as well.
Thanks. Yes, I forgot the other potentially inaccurate component in the equation.