We are not the brightest, nor safest species.
We normally require a minimum age before a prospective driver may obtain a learner's permit to drive within a city, unlike this FSD, which in the linked video drove like a drunk driver.
Driving in downtown Oakland was incredibly complex with all sorts of unusual features, driving the course the car did in the video would have stressed me out a little, and I've been driving for 24 years. Full self driving does need to handle those situations to be trustworthy, but for highway driving and sedate suburban settings it's probably just fine.
Driving test takes 40min, through city (including all possible variations of parking) and highway on unpredictable route. I think less than half manage to pass it on first attempt.
If you passed, you get "new driving license" with a bunch of limitations (no passengers, supervision of experienced driver for 1 year, etc). If you get a violation of anything, license is taken and back to driving test.
After few years there is mandatory refresh course of (advanced) theory with exam. If you fail exam, back to driving school you go.
Edit: add into the mix, crazy, Mediterranean style driving on streets where exam takes place
The test must not screen people well enough if there are that many "crazy, Mediterranean style drivers" on the streets who already passed.
but, from my vague memories, when you sign up to theory lessons you need to bring note from doctor that you are healthy and have no history of mental disorders (serious stuff) and such
In europe, they are far more strict.
Driving tests are indeed way too easy, however, the level of driving seen in these Tesla videos would get any human driver a fail on the test. Just the constant indecisive jerking of the wheel would be a fail, let alone all the near crashes.
Heh:
>Because horseless carriages pose a risk to people who did not throw money at Ford.