Tesla Full Self-Driving data looks awful

Re:Tesla Full Self-Driving data looks awful by roofone on Wednesday December 14, 2022 @01:19PM (#33987477)

Given the potential consequences of a mistake, it feels like there's still a pretty big difference between "nearly flawless" and flawless.

Speed control I'm fine with and is obvs. a mature tech that has been around for decades. Maybe it's the way I drive, but I find lane assist a liability -- especially on curves. More than once the car swerved unexpectedly one way or the other going around a bend. After the 2nd time that happened, I shut it off.

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Re:Tesla Full Self-Driving data looks awful by vel0city on Wednesday December 14, 2022 @02:40PM (#33988997)

Lane assist isn't supposed to entirely keep you in the lane on it's own, it's supposed to just help tug you in the right direction as a hint in case you weren't paying perfect attention. It's usually not supposed to steer the car entirely on its own.

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Re:Tesla Full Self-Driving data looks awful by burnished on Wednesday December 14, 2022 @02:51PM (#33989221)

I suspect the difference in experience might be attributable to differences in the environment. I went cross country in a model Y and noticed that it did not handle one lane turning into two lanes with any grace - but I also drove across entire states where that didn’t come up. It wouldn’t surprise me if some experiences were regional to an extent.

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