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As a cyclist, I haven't noticed anything like that. I suspect some internal bias towards EVs or against Elon or something is making you notice a pattern that i
by jackmott42 3y ago
As a cyclist, I haven't noticed anything like that. I suspect some internal bias towards EVs or against Elon or something is making you notice a pattern that isn't there.
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- skellington 3y agoTesla drivers statistically have significantly less accidents than other vehicles. So, by the data, they can't be worse than other drivers.
- jimjimjim 3y agoyeah of course. because as we all know, accidents are the only indicator of bad driving
- ETH_start 3y agoIt seems like they would be a reliable indicator of bad driving, and moreover, the primary one.
- garte 3y agoIf you're being cut off or they are not using their indicators or if they park in your lane or they drive really close behind you or they use too much space when turning a corner or they simply don't see you because they're looking left rather than right or they are using their mobile device or they take your right of way or they change lanes without looking... they are bad drivers without accidents because everyone else is watching out for them.
- Hamuko 3y agoHow are the cars compared?
- dazc 3y agoIt may be just a UK thing but I find Tesla drivers the least aggressive of all expensive car drivers. If I see a Range Rover, Mercedes, Audi, BMW or any large pick-up in my rear view mirror I expect to be aggressively tailgated and I'm generally correct. This has not happened to me with a Tesla, that I can recall.
- rcpt 3y agoYeah. I assume teslas are using the lane following thing most of the time.