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I agree 100%, but I'd say the FSD beta drives like a 75 year grandparent that's never held a license. It is mostly over-cautious and is constantly holding up
by drewg123 4y ago
I agree 100%, but I'd say the FSD beta drives like a 75 year grandparent that's never held a license. It is mostly over-cautious and is constantly holding up traffic, due to being shy to pull out, make left turns, etc. But its also totally missed stop signs, and cut people off. My 16yo son, after 1 month of holding a learners permit, is far superior to FSD.
Oddly, they BOTH drive far to close to parked cars on unmarked city streets when there is no oncoming traffic. I normally drive right down the middle to leave space in case a door opens, and I've tried to instill that in my son.
- CharlesW 4y ago> Oddly, they BOTH drive far to close to parked cars on unmarked city streets when there is no oncoming traffic. I normally drive right down the middle to leave space in case a door opens, and I've tried to instill that in my son. In many U.S. states, even on unmarked streets you must always stay on the right side of two-way roads.
- LocalH 4y agoI feel like they were referring to intra-lane position
- vba616 4y agoTwo way city streets don't have to be, and often aren't, wide enough for two lanes of traffic to pass at once. A thing that narrows the effective width is people parking on both sides or double parking. Anyway, are you saying that it is legal to pass someone on a road with a dotted yellow line, but never on an unmarked street?