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Isn't Autopilot used mainly/exclusively on highways and isn't that being compared to the accident rate for all driving?

• random5634 6y ago
  Big Tesla fan - but more data will be good for sure
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• kingsuper20 6y ago
  or Tesla drivers draw from a safer population. More affluent, maybe tend a bit older.
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• burke 6y ago
  Autopilot can be used just about anywhere that the car can confidently figure out where the centre and edge of the roads are. I’m not sure what usage is like on average but I use it quite often in town as well, though the driving feels more explicitly collaborative when not on highways. I think it probably makes me a safer driver (certainly on highways and also) in town.
• Viker 6y ago
  Guys please, do some reaserch first. There is plenty of people on YouTube showing fsd in action with all its quirks and features. Here take a look a whole channel with fsd drives: https://youtu.be/rKG3eDppzm4 https://youtu.be/rKG3eDppzm4
  • Geee 6y ago
    The tweet was about Autopilot which is on every Tesla car.
  • foepys 6y ago
    "Autopilot" is not FSD. Other manufacturers are calling it cruise control and lane keeping.
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    • Viker 6y ago
      I still confuse them....