I'm just saying what I experienced. You said we agreed and were saying the same thing, when we are saying exactly opposite things.
I think this is just a miscommunication. I saw the car speeding too, as I indicated in my follow up message. It didn't seem substantially different than the last time I drove that stretch since it was a
speed limit transition. But I also said it might go a few mph faster than v12.3 in places (wasn't sure).
We really aren't saying opposite things. It is completely consistent that for your use case it is consistently way more than you want over the limit (as we know this can happen for a variety of reasons - the speed cap is really high!), and for my use case it is consistently at the limit (and too slow), not going as fast as I would like. The conditions are different and they are completely consistent, in the appropriate framework. It all makes sense and is consistent with the same set of rules.
Your solution: Go to manual mode, with a % offset of your choosing which prevents it from going too fast. It will work, mostly. As you said it isn't exactly what you want, but you CAN prevent the speeding in most circumstances. As far as I can tell you get nearly all the benefits of ASSO still - it doesn't just blindly go to your desired speed.
The core issue for me is: how do I get the car to go the speed I want? For me it's not going fast enough. It's clear some people don't want the car to go too slowly. What's the remedy? The only solution right now is to use the accelerator.
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example, for me: this is a posted limit of 45mph, which is
not enforceable under California law (explained many times - even the modified law). The car on v12.3.3 was going 45mph. I think in the prior version it might have gone about 43mph? Someone passed me on the right going 50mph tonight. Typical is 55-60mph here. How do I get it to go faster and keep up with traffic? This is the key issue. I think I am not the only one with this problem. (On v11.x it would faithfully go 51mph unless there was a good reason not to - 13% higher than 45mph.)
We'll find out soon enough whether people are happy with this.
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just want a fixed 9 MPH offset.
For me I want 9mph over at 70mph limit. So I use +13% offset. In v11 it was a little slow on some surface streets, but still usually ok. (This no longer works of course on surface streets with current software.) I certainly think people should have both fixed and %.
Anyway, maybe tomorrow I'll find it goes an acceptable speed in general.
I just want people to be able to get the car to go the speed they want. If it's going too fast for them, they should be able to slow it down (currently possible without input if properly set (ASSO off, correct % offset set) in most cases). If it's going too slow, it should be possible to speed it up, within reason (not currently possible without accelerator).
Anyway I hope everyone but me is completely happy with the chosen vehicle speed. And if it's going too fast, they should go to manual mode and dial the % offset to the best possible value. For the people who find it's going too slow, sorry, there's no solution.