That's what I was thinking, we have self-driving vehicles now, GPS
locators, smart engine controls, sensors among all the vehicles,
communicators, all that stuff. One might think that whoever programs
the units could add such a feature into it, or at least a 5min "passing"
speed that can be activated once in awhile, or when the nannies detect
slower traffic that is being passed.
--FT
On 11/27/18 7:59 AM, Mitch Haley via Mercedes wrote:
These days the nannies can include GPS enabled cruise control. It knows to get
a running start at a hill, and to slow down at the top of a hill to reduce
braking on the downside. I'm not sure how that interfaces with the speed
limiter if the fleet operator opts for limits.
Mitch.
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