Re:Tesla's “full self driving” beta is potentially dangerous
by toast0 on Friday March 19, 2021 @08:06PM
(#26519424)
A large factor in that is there is a lot less vehicle use recently compared to the norm.
To the extent that people who were using the feature on their way to work are working from home, that's a lot less miles driven and less potential collisions.
To the extend that many people are working from home, that's a lot less traffic on the road to interact with, and drivers may be more attentive because of the novelty.
Statistics would be nice, of course. Tesla doesn't report on total miles driven.
To the extent that people who were using the feature on their way to work are working from home, that's a lot less miles driven and less potential collisions.
To the extend that many people are working from home, that's a lot less traffic on the road to interact with, and drivers may be more attentive because of the novelty.
Statistics would be nice, of course. Tesla doesn't report on total miles driven.
Here's a recent Tesla Autopilot into parked emergency vehicle report though. https://www.cnbc.com/2021/03/17/tesla-in-autopilot-hits-poli...