u/Credulouskeptic

I have an 80 commute and it’s all rural. My 2022 Mach e adaptive cruise gets a tiny bit confused at two spots, so I am always ready to prevent/correct the light swerve of uncertainty. That, of course, is only on open road, since the machine doesn’t handle intersections etc. From what I gather, this isn’t unusual for many driver assist tools.

With the Comma 4 (whatever-pilot), will the system “learn” the route to work so that any uncertainties it has on the first few runs get learned and then handled correctly & smoothly thereafter?

The adaptive cruise on my 2022 Ford Mach e is pretty OK but it leans a little left for my taste. I have a yellow line allergy but there’s no way to adjust the “center” rightward in this car.

Does the Comma 4 allow any tweaking of how the car behaves in relation to yellow line proximity?