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The article mistranslates the Swedish term "mil" (1 mil == 10 km) into English/US miles. According to the summary and the map, the car drove around 250 km.
by gerikson 2y ago
The article mistranslates the Swedish term "mil" (1 mil == 10 km) into English/US miles. According to the summary and the map, the car drove around 250 km.
- thebruce87m 2y agoDoesn’t look like 250km? https://maps.app.goo.gl/n6hN9KGHQw4UW1PW9?g_st=ic https://maps.app.goo.gl/n6hN9KGHQw4UW1PW9?g_st=ic
- gerikson 2y agoI'd love to read the original Swedish article but it's paywalled. It's possible they could tell that driver fell asleep south of Mjölby but was noticed by the police there.
- 1ark 2y agoMjölby to Norsholm is about 56km, and they stopped a bit before that.
- gerikson 2y agoCheck your map, it's around 210km by the closest route (E4).
- 1ark 2y agoThat would be Norsholmen right before Stockholm, but there is a small town Norsholm between Linköping and Norrköping that the author put in the image in the article. Here is a non-paywall version of the same event that says "4 mil" (40km): https://nyheter24.se/motor/1273809-tesla-forare-sov-pa-e4-med-autopilot-nu-doms-han https://nyheter24.se/motor/1273809-tesla-forare-sov-pa-e4-me...