Are you saying that cyclists are baby's, or am I misunderstanding your post?it works well, it does not see bicyclists. you have to use your turn signals anytime you want to get away from a baby who did not have good parents, playing in the street
I have had the lane centering follow a black tar line in the road… You definitely cannot rely on it. You have to be the failsafe.
I have also switched mine to warnings, as opposed to corrective measure. I will spend more time with it this summer, I am scared to test it in the winter where I live.
lolAre you saying that cyclists are baby's, or am I misunderstanding your post?
my dad does the same thing… lolI think he means two scenarios.
My dad doesn't like it in his 2020 Explorer. It follows too many right turn lanes that are in corners. But he also still looks over his shoulders and through the rear window when backing up (and ignoring that giant video in the center stack).
- Bike riders. It doesn't see them and try to avoid them, they usually are along side the road near the line it is following
- If something is in the road, lets say a baby (or a ladder or a bucket) and you try to avoid it, it will attempt to correct back into the obstacle
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that's ironic, my girlfriend has backed her Suby into things twice, and was extremely upset that the reverse braking system did not work.(she did admit she was in a hurry, and maybe the system wasn't quick enough? she only did cosmetic damage though… Maybe it did work.)My sister has a Subaru with the accident avoidance, and it saved them twice from more than a bumper cover replacement. Too bad it out does humans that are not paying attention, or it would be zero rear bumper covers. I think it is old enough to not have Subaru EyeSight.
The 2020 Explorer Platinum has reverse brake assist and it will apply the brakes if senses a collision. That system has been the most frustrating because it doesn't work, it will brake when there is nothing there, and won't let them proceed. It seems to only be per driving session that it can be disabled. The Escape doesn't seem to have that.