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Does anyone else's FSD drive over the left lane line like 3 out of 5 times?
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No issues w lane position, but speed yo-yo when engagement starts at speed continues to be an issue
I have found that if you maintain a constant speed for some time (maybe 30 seconds) before engagement that the yo-yo is minimal. My theory is that the CT wants a stable environment to engage, so maintain a constant speed, engaging on a straightaway, seem to help. Only anecdotal evidence
 


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I found my CT kisses the left lane line more often than staying in the middle. Plus, when on FSD going home, it made so far 8 times a wrong turn to my house, even I had repeatedly made bug reports to Tesla. It seems that there is no improvement in Tesla FSD upgrade.
 
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Yes. Still hugs the left too much.
Mine actually continually drives over the left line. Also, when I turn on my blinker for it to change lanes, it won't change lanes sometimes even when it is clearly safe to do so (no vehicles anywhere nearby).
 


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Mine actually continually drives over the left line. Also, when I turn on my blinker for it to change lanes, it won't change lanes sometimes even when it is clearly safe to do so (no vehicles anywhere nearby).
Same here
 
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Fine here. Is there calibration?
When I brought this up at service, the service tech said he didn't recommend doing the camera calibration and suggested just being patient until an update fixes the issue.
 

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When I brought this up at service, the service tech said he didn't recommend doing the camera calibration and suggested just being patient until an update fixes the issue.
I believe this is the correct answer, unfortunately.
 

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I drove 400+ miles home, when I bought it, and it hit the rumble strips on the left 3x. So, basically once every 150mi or so. Since I don't drive the interstate normally, it hasn't done it. It does like to be close to the center line on backcountry roads, but I prefer that on narrow country roads where the shoulder is soft and crumbled.
 

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I drove 400+ miles home, when I bought it, and it hit the rumble strips on the left 3x. So, basically once every 150mi or so. Since I don't drive the interstate normally, it hasn't done it. It does like to be close to the center line on backcountry roads, but I prefer that on narrow country roads where the shoulder is soft and crumbled.
My experience was substantially similar on my recent 400+ mile trip.
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