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A Tesla Model 3 with FSD isn't a greater hazard on the road than a regular Ford F150, and we allow those.
by gizmo 3y ago
A Tesla Model 3 with FSD isn't a greater hazard on the road than a regular Ford F150, and we allow those.
- sofixa 3y ago> regular Ford F150, and we allow those And maybe you shouldn't, that thing has worse visibility than an actual tank. > Tesla Model 3 with FSD isn't a greater hazard on the road It's the same as with the Boeing MCAS really. Is the "F"SD capable of crashing the car into another car or pedestrians? What is its rate of failure? If the answer to the first question is yes, and the second isn't negligible, it has no place on public roads.
- concordDance 3y agoWrong question to ask. The actual question is whether the FSD car crashes more than the average alternative. That is what determines whether it should be allowed on the road, holding Tesla to a higher standard than all other manufacturers because you have a bad association with the brand would be ridiculous and petty.