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That is terrifying! I try to stay away from Teslas I see on the road because they are completely unpredictable. I think I'd prefer being near a poor driver with
by synu 4y ago
That is terrifying! I try to stay away from Teslas I see on the road because they are completely unpredictable. I think I'd prefer being near a poor driver with their attention on the controls to Autopilot with a poor driver not paying attention.
Any test on public roads of a system that performs like this should have a professional team actively, directly monitoring it. Not just any rando who happened to be able to afford a Tesla.
- jackmott 4y ago
- spike021 4y agoThe number of times I see Teslas suddenly swerve partially into the next lane or stomp the brakes for no reason on the freeway with nobody around them is ridiculous. To top things off, one time I saw this happening on 280 in the Bay Area and I decided for safety's sake to pass them. I looked inside and it was a baby in a car seat in the back and a guy at the driver seat with both hands off the wheel holding onto a phone that he was absorbed by.
- ezekiel11 4y agothere's a lot more in a youtube channel that was posted here a while back, the entire channel was dedicated to catching autopilot's mistakes. edit: whoa somebody is flagging all of critical comments of tesla!
- ezekiel11 4y ago[flagged]
- Handytinge 4y agoMeanwhile, I've been driving mine daily with autopilot for over a year daily, and can count on one hand the amount of times I've needed to take manual control. My anecdotal experience is they're incredibly predictable and with an attentive driver (as you should always be in any car), completely a non issue.