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> Teslas only do FSD on motorways where you tend to have far fewer accidents per mile. They have been end to end street level for the past two years.
by Onavo 9mo ago
> Teslas only do FSD on motorways where you tend to have far fewer accidents per mile.
They have been end to end street level for the past two years.
- ErroneousBosh 9mo agoNot successfully.
- qwerpy 9mo agoSuccessful enough for me and many other people I know. End to end from my house to grocery store, kids schools, friends houses, etc. Multiple times per day for the past year. It’s not perfect but I’d consider it a smashing success for something I rely on for safely transporting my family every day.
- ErroneousBosh 9mo agoI wouldn't feel safe in one. I've seen how they drive, and I've had a brief shot of a car with FSD. They are not safe and they will never be safe.
- mavhc 9mo agoIf they're not safe then why does the data show they're safer than humans? Why will they never be safe? Also can you define safe?
- rogerrogerr 9mo ago> They are not safe Debatable, but you won't be convinced. > they will never be safe. Define safe? Would be interested to see you provide a benchmark that is reasonable, and lock it in now so we can see if this statement is falsified in the future.