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by tim333
379 days ago
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There's discussion on Reddit including about 30 odd comments from the driver https://old.reddit.com/r/TeslaFSD/comments/1ksa79y/1328_fsd_... Excerpt: JFC, what happened!!!!!!!! I'm guessing: * Tesla has been doing a bunch of training recently to detect looney tunes walls... For some fairly obvious reason. * This car decided the shadow of the pole was the base of a wall, but it only saw the wall too late to brake so it swerved. * From the time of the hard left to when it was too late to recover was probably about 0.3 seconds, too fast for the combination of human reaction time, raising hands to the steering wheel, and applying enough force to correct.
I didn't think there is any way an average human, or particularly an older human, with their hands resting in their lap, could stop this. [driver] You summarized my experience perfectly was not distracted at all just didn’t have time to react! |
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