I have FSD in my Tesla's (an "S" from 2018 and a 2023 "Plaid"). I don't have any confidence in it. After the initial fun of playing with it wore off, I've never

I have FSD in my Tesla's (an "S" from 2018 and a 2023 "Plaid"). I don't have any confidence in it. After the initial fun of playing with it wore off, I've never used it. I do like the smart cruise control where it will maintain speed based on the speed of the car in front of me, and the features to nudge me back in lane if I drift, etc, but not when the car drives for me. I'm wondering if there are cut corners in the budget "3" that make it even worse... That being said, the driver was drunk, and I have little sympathy for drunk drivers. I'm grateful he didn't kill anyone else on the road. From the article: > Von Ohain and Rossiter had been drinking, and an autopsy found that von Ohain died with a blood alcohol level of 0.26 — more than three times the legal limit — a level of intoxication that would have hampered his ability to maintain control of the car, experts said. Still, an investigation by the Colorado State Patrol went beyond drunken driving, seeking to understand what role the Tesla software may have played in the crash. Obviously, any legal action the family wants to take against Tesla will be an uphill battle because juries aren't sympathetic to drunk drivers, either.