Adjust/reduce speed while in FSD

[roscoe]

Looking for tips on how and if Speed can be reduced while in FSD. I’ve read in several places to roll the right steering wheel controller down, but this does nothing. While I’m in full self driving there are a few areas where I live that the speed limit is 25 and the truck always wants to go 35 even though the truck displays the 25 mile an hour speed limit sign. I’m very puzzled by this.
Thanks in advance for any help.

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[ireallyboughtoneofthese]

Scroll wheel down does not work for me either.

 

[RRAD]

You likely have the auto speed offset on. Need to change it in the Autopilot settings. I don't like it because it will definitely blow way over the speed limit in town.

 

[CyberZephyr]

As @RRAD said, you must have ASSO on. Turn it off in Settings>Autopilot>Automatic Set Speed Offset. Tesla launched an alternative called Maximum Set Speed Offset, but you must not be on that update yet.

 

[Obie_fl]

Cybertruck is still on the 12.5.5.X the new setting is in the 12.5.6 branch. ASSO is currently pretty bad in Auto. I'm hoping we leapfrog the 12.5.6 branch and go straight to V13 from here.

 

[MDC]

On the highway on autopilot the speed gradually gets faster and faster. I tried the different settings and no change. The explanation of the different settings is unintelligible. I turn on autopilot at 74 MPH and it slowly edged up to 86 before I tapped off. This is crazy and not how it worked on my model 3.

 

[MadMaxTX]

Yes, it works very differently from the M3 (or as it used to, not sure if they have messed that up now). I remember reading that they view speed as something FSD can set optimally, no user needed or wanted. Incredibly arrogant IMO. I have been a fan, but, I won't use it until I have a little more control over speed. And what about just giving us auto pilot as well. I think it is a religious discussion for them.

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