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Elon Removing Steering Wheel Nag on CT
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Yeah, the nag won't be removed until the CT gets FSD.
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Yeah, do you even have anything that the steering wheel nag applies to currently on the truck?
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Well, if you enable the Traffic Aware Cruise Control, you will be required to wiggle the wheel occasionally, assuming you are looking at the road. If not looking at the road, the cabin camera will catch you much faster.
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There is no nag.
It will just be unavailable for the drive if it detected hands is not on the steering wheel.
Never happened to me when I'm driving with just a finger and am not applying any torque.
It will just be unavailable for the drive if it detected hands is not on the steering wheel.
Never happened to me when I'm driving with just a finger and am not applying any torque.
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