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I thought FSD applied only to uncontrolled access surface roads, and the bay bridge would be simply autopilot. I know that in my car, the FSD stuff ends and re
by drewg123 4y ago
I thought FSD applied only to uncontrolled access surface roads, and the bay bridge would be simply autopilot.
I know that in my car, the FSD stuff ends and regular autopilot takes over on highways and other controlled access roads. I've never driven the bay bridge in my Tesla (since I live thousands of miles away), but I remember it being a controlled access highway, so I assume it was the AP logic, not the FSD logic that was in control.
- elif 4y agoCorrect. On the highway, every tesla would be on the old 2016-born autopilot stack, not the FSD model. the only cars that have v11 fsd highway stack are internal tesla test cars.
- LadyCailin 4y agoDoes autopilot change lanes? What’s the difference between autopilot and fsd?
- dekhn 4y agoI was curious about this and could not find an authoritative answer- it appears that there was a Lane Change feature in Autopilot that got moved to FSD, and autopilot shouldn't auto-change lanes at all. But I see lots of conflicting information. Some articles mention FSD, others just say "driver assist". I can't find the SCI on the NHTSA site.
- dekhn 4y agoI came back to re-read this post and since I'm unable to find any real corroborating information, I'm inclined to agree that it makes much more sense it was on Autopilot. (I also haven't seen any commentary from musk, but it's hard to search twitter)