Lane Assist
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Flying Scotsman
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I trust that this can not be achieved, as frankly I think that driving a car requires your full attention and awareness of surroundings. As when I see a car wandering in its lane with delayed or no corrections I think the driver is either intoxicated, texting or not paying attention and a danger to all.
Just my opinion.
Just my opinion.
The annoying thing about the hand back on wheel message is that it can come up falsely sometimes when just driving on a straight road with your hands on the wheel. I don't know if this has improved in the Facelift version though. I've not seen any coding related to this.
The Facelift cars allow lane assist at slow speeds as well though, and call it 'Traffic Jam Assist' when used in combination with the ACC. It might be possible on the pre Facelift cars, but again I've not seen anything around it unfortunately.
The Facelift cars allow lane assist at slow speeds as well though, and call it 'Traffic Jam Assist' when used in combination with the ACC. It might be possible on the pre Facelift cars, but again I've not seen anything around it unfortunately.
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Have a facelift S3 sadly traffic jam assist has been disabled for the Australian Market
Would love to hear what it's like from an owner that has it!
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Excellent! Hopefully it's something that can be enabled, I doubt they are putting extra kit in the cars to make TJA work.
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I have read other posts that there is a setting for hands back on wheel (early, medium, late), but I have been unable to find it on my FL A3.
