Lane centering

[Sobmartin]

The cameras they have watching eyes to confirm drive alertness doesn’t understand bifocals. Unless I keep my head up it starts doing the “Watch the road’,warning. I can’t watch the road thru the bottom of my glasses.

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[Maquis]

I wear bifocals and have no issues. Unless you have your right hand at 1 o'clock on the steering wheel, your camera may need adjustment.

 

[thunderbayterry]

The cameras they have watching eyes to confirm drive alertness doesn’t understand bifocals. Unless I keep my head up it starts doing the “Watch the road’,warning. I can’t watch the road thru the bottom of my glasses.

I also wear bifocals and have no issues with this. Maybe try adjusting your seat up if you are of shorter stature, or lower if you're a tall person.

 

[thunderbayterry]

I also wear bifocals and have no issues with this. Maybe try adjusting your seat up if you are of shorter stature, or lower if you're a tall person.

I also noticed that it got a lot better after that blue Cruise update they pushed out.

 

[EvanM]

I came searching for related threads after a train-wreck of an experience this morning. I'm surprised so many folks are saying bifocals don't give them any issues, since there are multiple comments in other threads about normal glasses and sunglasses.

I'm in my second month of ownership, and largely have had good experiences with BC. I put almost 4,000 miles on the truck in that time, including about a thirty hour drive to and from Montréal, with almost all highway driving being hands-free. Mostly, when it yells at me to watch the road, it's because I'm not watching the road.

This morning, I took my wife to the airport and didn't put in my contacts. Holy crap, it was awful. It must have prompted me 30 times to watch the road, while I was watching the road, in about an hour and a half of driving. Worse, at one point it started beeping and actively tapping the breaks to get me to "wake up", all while watching the road and holding the wheel. The only fix was to toggle cruise off and back on.

BC and lane-keeping work perfectly fine without glasses, so I know it's not the camera. My glasses are not tinted or photochromatic or anything. They're probably polarized because why wouldn't they be.

It was early morning, but it occurred consistently from before sunrise to after sunrise, so I don't think it's some kind of edge case with reflections. It's just really that bad.

 

[Ricks Lightning]

Interesting topic. Couple weeks ago going 1 way bc worked pretty good. On the return home.into the sun, it barely worked. I wear progressive glasses that darken in the sun.

Rick

 

[htobin]

I have had that problem intermittently. I wear progressive lenses. Just moving my hand on the wheel eliminates it. It's just a minor nuisance

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