Saved preferences are a boon for drivers looking to incorporate features and intuitive driving into their daily routine. Instead of maintaining a lengthy startup process that sees them interacting with whichever chosen maps app on a phone, adjusting the radio and air conditioning settings, and then checking the road to get underway, drivers car can simply initiate a sequence pre-programmed into its core processes through their driver profiles.
It’s worth noting that in advance of a driving test, the California DMV recommends a sequence of 17 checks before a safe journey can occur, ending with the engagement of a driver’s safety belt. A safe driver should be able to demonstrate their mastery of all of these elements (including the use of arm signals in the event of a lighted turn signal’s failure). Tesla helps cut down that list be handling some safety tasks for drivers by virtue of the driver profile.
In addition to these features, many drivers want to listen to music or perhaps even call friends or family members while on the road (provided they are using the appropriate hands-free tools to maintain legal road use). Your car can set mirrors, change climate control settings, and open up screens on the center console without any additional input.
