Who has the best hands free driving system?

[mspohr]

There has been a lot of discussion of self driving hands free systems with a lot of controversy and discussion.
Here is a list of recent reviews of the systems from various manufacturers.

We Tested the Best Hands-Free Driving Systems and Picked A Winner | Edmunds

We compare the best hands-free driving systems in the industry, from BMW to Cadillac, and compared them to Tesla Autopilot.

www.edmunds.com

Cars with Autopilot in 2023 - AutoPilot Review

Many manufacturers claim their cars have 'autopilot'-like features, but which ones really work? Find out which cars have autopilot that comes close to self-driving.

www.autopilotreview.com

Is Your Car Autonomous? The 6 Levels of Self-Driving Explained

We're still a few years out from truly self-driving cars shuttling us all around. Here are the technology milestones your ride has to reach before it can be considered fully autonomous.

www.pcmag.com

https://www.consumerreports.org/cars/autonomous-driving/aaa-survey-self-driving-cars-todays-active-safety-systems-a1856161333/

Review: Testing the best automotive hands-free driving systems

While fully automated vehicles are still a ways off, the stepping stone of hands-free driving technology has become prevalent in the past few years. These assist systems allow drivers to take their hands off the steering wheel in certain situations. Combined with automated braking and...

techxplore.com

What do you think?

 

[DanCar]

Edmunds: super lame: says Tesla is the worse because it is jerky on the streets, but the other systems don't work on the streets.
Autopilot review: says tesla is the best by far.

 

[mspohr]

Edmunds: super lame: says Tesla is the worse because it is jerky on the streets, but the other systems don't work on the streets.
Autopilot review: says tesla is the best by far.

Yes, that's a factor that they often don't consider. Many of the other systems have severe limitations as to when and where they can be used. Tesla is bold to go anywhere.

 

[enemji]

Edmunds: super lame: says Tesla is the worse because it is jerky on the streets, but the other systems don't work on the streets.
Autopilot review: says tesla is the best by far.

Edmunds has gotten very lame and biased. No longer a worthy place to get your information

 

[Chisale]

According to Consumer Reports the best driver assistance program is Ford's blue cruise. Chevy Super Cruise comes in 2nd. Tesla is now down at position number 7, having been passed recently by VW and Nissan. Though Teslas "Capabilties and Performance" are tied or close to the best. CR dings them pretty bad over driver engagement and being clear about when it is safe to use. Full report here: Ford’s BlueCruise Remains CR’s Top-Rated Active Driving Assistance System - Consumer Reports

 

[ThomasD]

Ford claims that Blue Cruise is hands free and you can use it while towing. I have no Idea if the system is any good though. Honestly I would never trust the system not to F up. My hands would be on the wheel of any level 2 or 3 system no matter who made it.