Using Station from Station causes look limit angle issues.
Hokage
When going from station to station without getting up, it seems to offset your neck limits (proportional to how turned your neck was in the first station) when you get into the next station, I don't think this problem occurs on VR since look limits aren't a thing, but it definitely happens on desktop.
1) Set up a world with some chairs in a row that are next to each other, all facing the same direction, close enough to be able to click on one station from the next. Make sure "use station from station" is enabled for these seats.
2) Sit in the first, and turn your head to the right (most likely 90 degrees if they are next to each other) and click on the next station.
3) Notice that your view is re-centered in the next chair, but when you try to turn your neck further in the same direction as before, your turning amounts are different than before, and you can actually fully turn your head almost 180 degrees backwards if this is the case. Basically, your view limits have been offset and act like your head is still turned 90 degrees, preventing you from turning your head further, even if it should be able to normally.
This does not occur in test simulator for vrchat worlds, likely because the head bone of the simulation avatar does not turn, only the camera does.
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Darranis
this is an issue still also with vehicles going further away from orgin
Uzer Tekton
I can reproduce this, line up some VRCChair3 next to each other, hop between them, look limit angles somehow rotated to some weird angle. It seems to remember your camera rotation relative to the 180 range, and when you sit on a new chair, it rotates you x degree to facing forward, but the 180 range is also rotated by the same x degree when it should not.
E.g. While seated, if you are looking left 22 degrees from forward to click on the new chair, you will sit in the new chair and your camera will reset back to forward (by rotating right 22 degrees), but your new limits are now also rotated to the right 22 degrees, so now you can only look to the left up to 90-22=68 degrees, but your right limit is extended to 90+22=112 degrees.