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> In most Autopilot-related incidents, wasn't the driver somehow intentionally defeating safety features, such as by hanging a weight on the steering wheel? It
by rastafang 5y ago
> In most Autopilot-related incidents, wasn't the driver somehow intentionally defeating safety features, such as by hanging a weight on the steering wheel?
It is full-auto-pilot... so it shouldn't be an issue. But either way, I don't think that it was the case in most malfunctions.
- Andys 5y agoBut is it? Tesla insist that you be ready to take over driving at any time
- josephcsible 5y ago> It is full-auto-pilot... so it shouldn't be an issue. That's not how autopilot works even in planes, and Tesla makes it very clear that you need to pay attention before it lets you enable it for the first time.
- rastafang 5y agoSo full-auto-pilot (Tesla) is the same as auto-pilot (planes) and also the same as not-auto-pilot (English)