Speed-Limit Assist (SLA)¶
Speed-Limit Assist adjusts your cruise speed automatically when you pass a speed sign. You confirm the change, or let it stick — the behavior is configurable.
Where speed limits come from¶
SLA has two data sources:
- Speed sign reading — the LKAS camera reads speed signs. This requires a nav SD card. See Hardware.
- OpenStreetMap data — speed limits from the map, used with or instead of sign reading.
You can add a positive or negative offset, so the car targets a speed above or below the limit.
How confirmation works¶
Confirming a speed limit is one tap, and the answer sticks. While you are still deciding, a speed limit prompt does not nudge your set speed. This is part of the unified cruise rewrite: see Smart Cruise.
Metric cars¶
Reading speed limits on cars set to km/h was fixed in the 2026.08.25 release. See the changelog.
Design details¶
- The SLA state machine and its interaction with ICBM: Cruise arbiter
- How SLA publishes targets to the planner: Curve and limit speed planning