Just got a new car with ISA. It fails to recognise the correct speed limit multiple times on every drive. Glad I just have an audio warning and can switch it off with a single button press on my steering wheel. Furthermore, the speedometer, compared to GPS measurements, indicates about 5 kph too high speed. So to maintain a true speed at 80 kph, my speedometer must indicate 85 kph. I’m afraid ISA will create more problems than it solves…
Picked up my Mazda 3 three days ago. Twice within 3 hours it failed return to the 60mph limit after 30mph roadworks. Driving at 33mph I was getting a bleep bleep warning as it thought I was breaking the speed limit. At that point I had forgotten I had switch to turn it off. Unfortunately doing this also switches off all the other safety feature warnings.
This is an accident waiting to happen. I will not buy a car with this crap fitted, period. Megalomaniac politicians should stick to the basics of running a country.
I use this all the time in 30 or in rare 20 zones. While you can easily override it it's really useful and makes driving more relaxing knowing the car will remain at the right speed. It's unobtrusive and is easily turned off with a button on the steering wheel. I only activate it in 30 zones usually. It's far more useful than adaptive cruise control which I thought I would use more than I do. My new car gives me haptic feedback through the steering wheel if my speed creeps up to high. Again, this can be turned off if you don't like using it and it doesn't interfere if you need to give it a blast to nip past slow vehicles safely. Most of the anger to these system comes from a) ignorance of how these systems work or b) the kind of reckless drivers who can't accept speed limits. There is no particular skill involved in normal driving anyway but anything that makes the chore of the daily commute easier is welcome.
Right now it's something u cab choose, but eventually it will be something rhats mandatory and we won't be able to turn it off. Slowly we are loosing control and our freedom, I will never buy any car with this system built in if I cannot turn it off I don't need or want a computer to decide things for me. I have a brain and am perfectly fine using it. If I want to speed then there's cameras that will fine me. If I need to speed to get out of a dangerous situation or maybe u are being chased and trying tonget away but can't because the car won't let you? Why dont the goverment concentrate more on making living standards better for us, help people in poverty, make sure there's no homeless people. Instead they waste time and money implementing these control systems
What happens when u have roadworks that have finished and there's a 50 sign which hasn't been moved so instead of doing 70 for example your car keeps u at 50? Or what if there's a reason u need to speed for whatever reason, and the car doesn't allow u?
Its shameless what the EU is doing. The recognizing of traffic signs is not as good as many think. Often it recognized other Speed Limit as it stand on the signs. The EU is getting more und more shit. However I´m the opinion that Europe can only be strong together, I´m also getting more and more against the Regulations of the EU. These Regulations were not the point why the European Union was founded.
I have an idea for policymakers: Reduce the top speed of all new cars to 10 km/h and demand that a man with a white flag run in front of the car in bad weather to warn other drivers. This is guaranteed to save many lives in the traffic.
speed limits on interstates are about revenue not safety...and are a blatant example of govt taking personal choice from the individual...80 is reasonable on a nice day not a slow 65...and cars today are a hell of a lot safer...another strike...i and most ppl will not be forced with a limiter to drive at a speed limit that is unreasonably slow for conditions...what actually kills? distracted driving (phone...eating...doing hair...ect) not speed...that is is lie told by insurance companies politicians and cops to make cash off speeding tickets... @@myword1000
Just got a new car with ISA. It fails to recognise the correct speed limit multiple times on every drive. Glad I just have an audio warning and can switch it off with a single button press on my steering wheel. Furthermore, the speedometer, compared to GPS measurements, indicates about 5 kph too high speed. So to maintain a true speed at 80 kph, my speedometer must indicate 85 kph. I’m afraid ISA will create more problems than it solves…
Picked up my Mazda 3 three days ago. Twice within 3 hours it failed return to the 60mph limit after 30mph roadworks. Driving at 33mph I was getting a bleep bleep warning as it thought I was breaking the speed limit. At that point I had forgotten I had switch to turn it off. Unfortunately doing this also switches off all the other safety feature warnings.
This is why they want EVs, to better control your driving, just like they can limit the speed of e scooters or golf karts based on GPS location.
You can block your GPS module in the car and blind front cameras. You will lose some of the features, but gain more freedom.
@dimitrijjurcenko5159 still have you tracked on your phone haha... it's all hopeless
@@dimitrijjurcenko5159 still got you on your phone
This is an accident waiting to happen.
I will not buy a car with this crap fitted, period.
Megalomaniac politicians should stick to the basics of running a country.
you will do what your told.
So, you Will not buy any car made after July 2024. Check
I use this all the time in 30 or in rare 20 zones. While you can easily override it it's really useful and makes driving more relaxing knowing the car will remain at the right speed. It's unobtrusive and is easily turned off with a button on the steering wheel. I only activate it in 30 zones usually. It's far more useful than adaptive cruise control which I thought I would use more than I do. My new car gives me haptic feedback through the steering wheel if my speed creeps up to high. Again, this can be turned off if you don't like using it and it doesn't interfere if you need to give it a blast to nip past slow vehicles safely. Most of the anger to these system comes from a) ignorance of how these systems work or b) the kind of reckless drivers who can't accept speed limits. There is no particular skill involved in normal driving anyway but anything that makes the chore of the daily commute easier is welcome.
Right now it's something u cab choose, but eventually it will be something rhats mandatory and we won't be able to turn it off.
Slowly we are loosing control and our freedom, I will never buy any car with this system built in if I cannot turn it off
I don't need or want a computer to decide things for me. I have a brain and am perfectly fine using it. If I want to speed then there's cameras that will fine me. If I need to speed to get out of a dangerous situation or maybe u are being chased and trying tonget away but can't because the car won't let you?
Why dont the goverment concentrate more on making living standards better for us, help people in poverty, make sure there's no homeless people. Instead they waste time and money implementing these control systems
What happens when u have roadworks that have finished and there's a 50 sign which hasn't been moved so instead of doing 70 for example your car keeps u at 50?
Or what if there's a reason u need to speed for whatever reason, and the car doesn't allow u?
Its shameless what the EU is doing. The recognizing of traffic signs is not as good as many think. Often it recognized other Speed Limit as it stand on the signs. The EU is getting more und more shit. However I´m the opinion that Europe can only be strong together, I´m also getting more and more against the Regulations of the EU. These Regulations were not the point why the European Union was founded.
I have an idea for policymakers: Reduce the top speed of all new cars to 10 km/h and demand that a man with a white flag run in front of the car in bad weather to warn other drivers. This is guaranteed to save many lives in the traffic.
more govt control...speeding doesnt kill...
It actually does.
speed limits on interstates are about revenue not safety...and are a blatant example of govt taking personal choice from the individual...80 is reasonable on a nice day not a slow 65...and cars today are a hell of a lot safer...another strike...i and most ppl will not be forced with a limiter to drive at a speed limit that is unreasonably slow for conditions...what actually kills? distracted driving (phone...eating...doing hair...ect) not speed...that is is lie told by insurance companies politicians and cops to make cash off speeding tickets... @@myword1000
Government overreach