What do you do when you see another cybertruck on the road?

[A-AY-RON]

I want to change my horn sound; however the problem is - I can't go back to the OEM sound.

Don’t do it. I absolutely regret upgrading. My train horn will get the job done in an emergency so I’m kinda ok with it.

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[FRUNK-IT]

It's not that rare in my area to see another cybertruck on the road. If it's coming from the opposite direction, I would like to flash my headlights, but don't know a quick way to do it. What do you do in the situation?

Push the little headlight button on the left side of the squircle. That flashes the headlights.

 

[Thunderstrike44]

Coming from driving several Jeep Wranglers for over 24 years, my first instinct is to wave but I agree with SxkSxk. I cant tell if they wave back sometimes. I so rarely drive much at night I am not used to where the lights are on the wheel and don't think of it quick enough. I am only 1 of 3 CTs I have seen in my area though, so not much chance to practice either. One other thing I like to do is help trucker by flashing headlights to let them in and if they do the same for me, flash my brakes to say Thank You! The problem here is if you tap the brakes then your self driving quits and has a fit. So I use the hazard lights for a couple of blinks Lol

 

[Generaljojo]

This just happened to me for the first time and I wasn't sure what to do.....so I just rolled down my window and gave a thumbs up. The other guy did the same thing back.

 

[btcrealm]

The running joke here is to double flip them off because we are all running FSD and apparently flipping off the cybertruck is the thing to do.

I normally honk twice then wave when I see one.

 

[Beetlebug62]

4 months of ownership; only seen 1 other CT. I had been thinking about that, and my plan was to hit the wiper button, but I forgot in my panic! Just brought up my arm to wave.

 

[Cybermo]

I typically flash and wave, a couple of times have dance partied with other enthusiastic drivers. I get about a 50% response rate. Keep the positive vibes up

 

[A-AY-RON]

Coming from driving several Jeep Wranglers for over 24 years, my first instinct is to wave but I agree with SxkSxk. I cant tell if they wave back sometimes. I so rarely drive much at night I am not used to where the lights are on the wheel and don't think of it quick enough. I am only 1 of 3 CTs I have seen in my area though, so not much chance to practice either. One other thing I like to do is help trucker by flashing headlights to let them in and if they do the same for me, flash my brakes to say Thank You! The problem here is if you tap the brakes then your self driving quits and has a fit. So I use the hazard lights for a couple of blinks Lol

I use hazards instead of brakes.

 

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[BrockN]

I flip them off.

That's what I do. But I know every other owner in town, so it's pretty much a running joke...

 

[65SoYoLO]

4 months of ownership; only seen 1 other CT. I had been thinking about that, and my plan was to hit the wiper button, but I forgot in my panic! Just brought up my arm to wave.

A wiper swipe would be hysterical!

 

[FL370]

This, every time! Peace!

 

[RayzorBEV]

I've been high-beam flashed many times by other CT owner's so, I've been beaming them back

 

[Black306]

I've been high-beam flashed many times by other CT owner's so, I've been beaming them back

Same

 

[axhoaxho]

I am also a Jeep guy. I do the 'Jeep Wave' hand signal to other Jeep drivers on the road, and often they do the same to me. Everyone feel good.

When I drive my Cybertruck, I try to 'wave' to other Cybertruck drivers as well. So far, I haven't received any wave back yet.

I will keep doing it, and hope to motivate more Cybertruck drivers to spread the good vibe.

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