> however, it was too late to stop the nearly two-ton sedan traveling at reportedly 68 miles per hour. Its interesting how the brakes get pumped hard by the pe

> however, it was too late to stop the nearly two-ton sedan traveling at reportedly 68 miles per hour. Its interesting how the brakes get pumped hard by the pedestrian and let go as he passes him. Willing to bet somebody looks at the data and finds the driver was overriding. I don't own a tesla but I do own 2 cars with forward collision detection and braking. Its pretty scary when your car makes a lot of racket and you look up to see something like a guy in the road. Kind of startles and distracts the mind in ways where I could see somebody focusing too much on that to see a box truck in the road.