The car can also be seen traveling at up to 43 mph in a posted 35-mph zone
The Tesla should have stopped and waited to see if there was any approaching traffic. Tesla has been promoting FSD in recent weeks to boost its popularity. It appears the technology still needs a lot of work. Last week, Tesla introduced its latest version of Full-Self Driving to legacy examples of the Model S and Model X and it hasn’t taken long for a video to surface online showing just how far the system still has to come to be safe.
As if that’s not enough, it blasts through a stop sign at the 6-second mark instead of stopping and checking whether there was any traffic coming the other way. It’s an extremely scary sight and shows that no matter how much Tesla and Elon Musk may promote how good the system is, it still needs a lot of work. It is worth pointing out that the angle of the video means the base of the steering wheel has been cut from view.
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