[Gordonjcp]

I have, yes. It was a pretty scary experience, to be honest. It doesn't anticipate other drivers' actions, it just reacts - so it was always getting into dangerous situations like having to swerve out of the way of people merging into lanes. It worked okay in the dark, but not dark and rain, and not really in the rain particularly, which makes it not very useful on the West Coast of Scotland. It only works on motorways and dual carriageways, which, again, make it not very useful.

It doesn't work on single-lane roads so I wasn't able to find out if it can see deer, sheep, cows, or other animals. It probably can.

It's like being driven by a drunk teenager, because it doesn't anticipate, reacts late, and cannot cope with developing situations.

I don't really see the point in them. Why would you want a self-driving car anyway?

[panick21_]

Wait, in Scotland?

That means you don't actually have the FSD Beta.

That's a totally different software stack.

[Gordonjcp]

Right, but I can't see it being any better than autopilot.

It still doesn't answer the question "why would I want that?", either.

[panick21_]

> I can't see

You can't be serious with that argument.