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That's not this situation. It's fair to assume "full self driving" will continue driving, rather than change lanes into an occupied lane, and stop abruptly. I
by ncr100 4y ago
That's not this situation.
It's fair to assume "full self driving" will continue driving, rather than change lanes into an occupied lane, and stop abruptly.
It should have slowed gradually.
It's Tesla's fault.
- maerF0x0 4y agoThe design flaw is Tesla's fault, yes. The chain reaction is not. And it's not fair to blame the design flaw for 8 cars. At most 1, but we see that 1 behind it actually more or less stopped.