UHF doesn't switch lanes with signal on non highways?

[Donald Stanfield]

I was trying to use UHF today on a six-lane road (three each way). I wanted to merge over a lane, so I used the signal, and it showed a solid red line in the direction I wanted to merge. Does the auto lane change not work on UHF? The lane I wanted to move into was clear, and the road was perfectly straight.

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[Dark-Fx]

Seems not to. It'll let you do it though. I did have it work on a highway that D+ works on.

 

[Donald Stanfield]

Seems not to. It'll let you do it though. I did have it work on a highway that D+ works on.

It did let me do it without cancelling the whole thing. I wonder why no lane change.

 

[godfodder0901]

I was trying to use UHF today on a six-lane road (three each way). I wanted to merge over a lane, so I used the signal, and it showed a solid red line in the direction I wanted to merge. Does the auto lane change not work on UHF? The lane I wanted to move into was clear, and the road was perfectly straight.

Only works in the sections that are mapped, i.e. the roads where HA/RAP worked before.

 

[iowa_don]

I was trying to use UHF today on a six-lane road (three each way). I wanted to merge over a lane, so I used the signal, and it showed a solid red line in the direction I wanted to merge. Does the auto lane change not work on UHF? The lane I wanted to move into was clear, and the road was perfectly straight.

That is how 2025.38 was working for me on roads that were only mapped "sort of". I travel on a road that has been under construction for several years adding a lane. It was finally finished 6 months + ago. As far as my Rivian was concerned that third lane (the car thought it was the left most lane) did not exist. The other two lanes were just fine but I could not change lanes to the left. I got the "red line of death". The more interesting thing is that if I manually changed to the far left lane, I could use driver+. Crazy.

 

[CO Riv]

Definitely does not work automatically. I drove 200 miles on 4 lane divided highway. Put blinker on, pull steering wheel to change lanes, continue holding steering wheel and blinker will automatically cancel and lane assist will reengage.

 

[Dasoss]

Only works in the sections that are mapped, i.e. the roads where HA/RAP worked before.

That's my experience also. I find that I can use the steering wheel th change lanes without causing UHF TO disengage.

 

[portdirect]

That's my experience also. I find that I can use the steering wheel th change lanes without causing UHF TO disengage.

And the autonomy view is *almost* useful in the zoomed out view it goes into whist doing so

 

[rutiger]

I've found while it doesn't support auto lane changes I can still put blinker on, change lane manually, and then UHF stays enabled after lane change. So, at least that's good that I don't have to reenable UHF.

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