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Teslas seem perfectly capable of avoiding collisions so you're wrong
by teslafanboi 7y ago
Teslas seem perfectly capable of avoiding collisions so you're wrong
- javagram 7y agoFrom the article: “ One posted a video of a Tesla striking a garage wall and another of a Tesla being struck by a vehicle backing up.”
- teslafanboi 7y agoplease explain how the tesla is supposed to avoid a car backing up into it
- javagram 7y agoAs a driver I’d avoid that by seeing the car backing up and not driving in front of it. Was the human at fault in the video I saw? Yes IMO. But even the Tesla owner who shot the video posted it saying he wasn’t sure whether his insurance company would consider him or the other driver at fault.
- vkou 7y agoPlease explain how the Tesla was not at fault in this video: https://twitter.com/eiddor/status/1177749574976462848 https://twitter.com/eiddor/status/1177749574976462848 The driver had to hit an e-stop, to prevent an accident. And also, while we're at it, please explain how a self-driving car that is incapable of seeing that it's going to get t-boned, if it crosses an intersection where it does not have the right of way is in any way ready for the public.
- teslafanboi 7y agoWe have no idea if the Tesla would have stopped itself - im positive the driver releasing the button wouldn't have the reaction time the car did thus proving the car was avoiding the accident by itself. get worked idiot
- teslafanboi 7y agoalso which oil / legacy pathetic car company pays you to spend your life on hackernews whining about tesla all day