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It might be difficult, but that shouldn't impact the right of drivers (if any) to try.
by hashkb 10y ago
It might be difficult, but that shouldn't impact the right of drivers (if any) to try.
- crispyambulance 10y agoI agree, and it's not just drivers that would be able to make use of such "black box" log data but also insurance companies and law enforcement. The thing is it would require A LOT of cooperation from Tesla. Once Tesla starts sharing logs, they have to support it and can no longer change it at a "whim" for internal purposes. Perhaps most importantly, Tesla would also have to defend the accuracy of the logs when they go against other observations. Just because something is in a log, doesn't mean it correct, accurate or true. I can understand why they would exert a mighty effort to avoid giving out logs.