Brand new user, so please excuse me off this isn’t the correct location to ask, or if this has been discussed previously. I drive a Tesla with Full Service Drive (FSD), which navigates automatically. I’ve heard they get mapping data from this organization. In many locations, before the car sees a speed limit sign (in narrow, windy local neighborhood streets, etc.), the car erroneously defaults to 35 MPH, when the safe speed limit is 25 MPH. In fact, as soon as I put my car in drive, it shows 35 MPH (while I’m still in my garage and driveway). This continues until the car sees a sign. Other times, the car defaults to 25 MPH before it sees a sign on a busy four lane road with a 45 speed limit. The problem is, the car will drive the speed limit (plus or minus an offset) as soon as FSD is engaged, so if I were to use it in my neighborhood, the car would dangerously race to 35 MPH. Obviously, I can't use it on these roads. This issue has been present for a few updates, and it's nearly impossible to communicate to Tesla to fix, so I was wondering if it can be adjusted here? Is the speed limit data supplied by this organization? If so, can it be corrected? Thanks

Brand new user, so please excuse me off this isn’t the correct location to ask, or if this has been discussed previously. I drive a Tesla with Full Service Drive (FSD), which navigates automatically. I’ve heard they get mapping data from this organization. In many locations, before the car sees a speed limit sign (in narrow, windy local neighborhood streets, etc.), the car erroneously defaults to 35 MPH, when the safe speed limit is 25 MPH. In fact, as soon as I put my car in drive, it shows 35 MPH (while I’m still in my garage and driveway). This continues until the car sees a sign. Other times, the car defaults to 25 MPH before it sees a sign on a busy four lane road with a 45 speed limit. The problem is, the car will drive the speed limit (plus or minus an offset) as soon as FSD is engaged, so if I were to use it in my neighborhood, the car would dangerously race to 35 MPH. Obviously, I can't use it on these roads. This issue has been present for a few updates, and it's nearly impossible to communicate to Tesla to fix, so I was wondering if it can be adjusted here? Is the speed limit data supplied by this organization? If so, can it be corrected? Thanks

Brand new user, so please excuse me off this isn’t the correct location to ask, or if this has been discussed previously. I drive a Tesla with Full Service Drive (FSD), which navigates automatically. I’ve heard they get mapping data from this organization. In many locations, before the car sees a speed limit sign (in narrow, windy local neighborhood streets, etc.), the car erroneously defaults to 35 MPH, when the safe speed limit is 25 MPH. In fact, as soon as I put my car in drive, it shows 35 MPH (while I’m still in my garage and driveway). This continues until the car sees a sign. Other times, the car defaults to 25 MPH before it sees a sign on a busy four lane road with a 45 speed limit. Is the speed limit data supplied by this organization? If so, can it be corrected? Thanks