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For most of the video, I felt like "laughably bad" was an exaggeration. The car made poor questionable moves, but it seemed to err on the side of being too caut
by mtlynch 6y ago
For most of the video, I felt like "laughably bad" was an exaggeration. The car made poor questionable moves, but it seemed to err on the side of being too cautious and too protective of pedestrians.
The last two minutes were really shocking. The car would have crashed several times had the driver not been extremely vigilant. Tesla should not be testing this on the general public.
- notJim 6y agoWhether it's laughable or not is a judgment call, but as a frequent pedestrian and cyclist, cars erratically swerving all over the road like that is not what I would call protective.
- tiborsaas 6y agoI agree, protecting the cyclists should have higher priority considering the damage that a crash can cause.
- camjohnson26 6y agoIt stops in the middle of the road, drives into the back of parked cars, shakes back and forward, cuts across lanes, stays out of its lane, misreads road signs, pulls in front of cars, gets honked at repeatedly, drives on the wrong side of the road, and drives so slow and unsure that other cars have no idea what to expect it to do. It isn’t only laughably bad it’s absurd that it hasn’t been banned and Tesla forced to issue refunds.