We break down what Tesla’s Full Self-Driving feature can actually do — and what it still can’t.
Tesla’s “Full Self-Driving”: Fact or Hype?
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Wait til the rain and snow and fog come into play.
Yeah… my dad’s Tesla took us on a backroad route where it didn’t recognize that there was a train crossing. It was going full speed toward an activated train crossing arm while a train was passing. I had to yell at my dad to break because it wasn’t even slowing down despite the obvious block in the road.
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I love this car