Autosteer unavailable for the rest of this drive.

[hw13]

According to the manual, if you exceed the maximum speed at which Autosteer operates – 90 mph (150 km/h), it will only cancel. But I got Autosteer unavailable for the rest of this drive. Does that also count as a forced disengagement?

 

[EVRider-FL]

The manual isn’t clear about that, but I believe it’s working as designed. It will reset when you stop and shift into park. I don’t know if that counts as a forced disengagement for FSD Beta.

 

[Supcom]

Exceeding the max speed on NOA did not cause a strike earlier in Jan of this year. Probably still not, but that was the last time I committed this foul.

 

[BnGrm]

This happened to me 2 days ago. Was on the interstate using NOA and a crazy driver driving way too fast for traffic veered into my lane behind me. I was doing about 80. Had cars to my right so I couldn’t get over. Floored it so I could merge to the right. Then got the autopilot disabled message. I checked afterwards and had no strikes in FSDbeta. Not sure if it would be a ding to the safety score or not.

 

[Silicon Desert]

According to the manual, if you exceed the maximum speed at which Autosteer operates – 90 mph (150 km/h), it will only cancel. But I got Autosteer unavailable for the rest of this drive. Does that also count as a forced disengagement?

Sounds right. Does not count as forced disengagement, but you won't get back autosteer until you stop the car and start again

 

[Silicon Desert]

Not sure if it would be a ding to the safety score or not.

No ding to safety score unless you slowed back down very quickly. In that case you get a hard braking ding.