How does your BlueCruise drive in foggy conditions?

[rockfish]

This morning on the way in to work we had an unusually foggy morning, i would say with visibility down to a couple of car lengths.
I was running the Blue Cruise (1.4) and it was very intermittent , even though there was not many cars on the highway at 4.30 in the morn.
now i usually drive this route of 45 miles daily and 99% of the time i have no issues with it. so i was just curious of how others have been.

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[RickLightning]

If it can't see the lane lines, it can't run.

 

[Henry Ford]

If it's not confident it makes you drive. Heavy rain, shallow sun angle, snow, fog, etc...these are all potential issues.

 

[Crosbo]

If it's not confident it makes you drive. Heavy rain, shallow sun angle, snow, fog, etc...these are all potential issues.

Yep, confirmed the sun angle issue on a post-Thanksgiving drive from Houston back to the DC area. Rolling down I-10 in the early morning as the sun began to rise, the system simply was blinded by the sun. As was I. Fortunately I had the visor to block the sun.

 

[Runaway Tractor]

If you can't see, neither can the cameras.

 

[bc1]

Not yet in fog but as I was driving into the city yesterday on the interstate in crowded traffic with blue cruise on and both hands on the wheel I passed a pickup with an Amazon semi truck in front of it and I was looking in my right mirror back at the pickup when I realized the Amazon truck drifted into my lane and was real close next to me. I don't know if it was me (since I had both hands on the wheel) or the blue cruise that move my truck left away from it. As I got ahead of it I noticed the Amazon semi truck had a full set of wheels in my lane and no turn signal on. So I don't know if he drifted over or jerked over to avoid something as he got back in his lane and I don't really know if it was the blue cruise, me, or a combination of me and the blue cruise and steered us left. All I know is that it was close.

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