I was driving home from the dealership after buying my last car, and the second I felt the wheel jerk out of my hands to take a corner on the highway differently than I typically do (I still stay in the lane, ofc), that shit got turned off and will never be reenabled. One of the most dangerous things is the car doing something unexpected while someone is driving and they try to correct/overcorrect for it out of shock/surprise and cause a crash.

In our car, there's three levels of lane assist.

1. Hey, try to stay in the lines. If you start to veer, the steering wheel will do the smallest corrections and vibrate a lot.
2. The car will actively help keep you in the middle of the lane. (I mostly turn this on if I'm swapping my prescription glasses for sunglasses, then it goes right off again).
3. Same as #2, but if you put on a turn signal to change lanes the car auto changes when it's clear. (If you put your signal on with all this off and a car is in your blind spot it freaks out with beeps and vibrations).

I fucking hate #3. The only good part is it forces you to turn on the turn indicator. It both wants your hands on the wheel for the maneuver, but also will cancel the change if it feels any "driver correction".

There are two roads mine is always trying to turn down on my way home from work. I keep meaning to go that route during a not busy time of day to see if it actually makes the turn if I don’t stop it or if it will just jog to the right a bit.

There are a bunch of black squiggly lines on the road from repairs and it gets confused there.

I turn it on when I'm on the highway. In the city, our roads are way too fucked up for it to work.

I also have an auto emergency brake, and that's gone off when it doesn't need to once or twice, but I'm not disabling that one. I'd rather get rear-ended than hit someone.

But if you indicate like your supposed to there are no beeps when crossing lines.

These guys are idiots that complain about the end results of not knowing how to drive themselves.