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This is so strange to me, I feel as if FSD is always leaving too much gap between cars and takes to long to stop way to far behind cars.

I've done this, but my Model Y does not recognize it as a parking space..

The car in the inner lane has absolute right away to exit. The car in the yellow line must assume the blue line will exit. If the yellow line car hits it, the yellow car will absolutely be at fault. That is by design.

incorrect, the car entering on the yellow line cannot enter the circle as it violates the right of way of the blue line.

Assuming everyone else is following the proper use of the traffic circle, you should absolutely have the right of way to exit from the inner lane on the third exit. However, if it is like ours people are terrified of the inner lane and often use the outer lane to go three quarters of the...

V11 handled my community gates very well except at night. V12 has actually accelerated towards the gate twice so far here.

Wouldn't the camera view of you depend greatly on your seat placement?

It is hard to say, the surprise made it feel .ore severe than it actually was. You could feel the juice petal come off, but I don't think there was any actual brake applied. It took longer to react than it lasted

I just finished a 3500+ mile trip with my Model Y. FSD did the majority of the driving, and I think phantom breaking occured twice, very quick instances.

My favorite is when it's raining, FSD says, degraded by weather, but auto wipers do not go off. I think the two functions are not interconnected.

I had my wipers turn on while parked in a closed garage adding some links to the browser. I guess it thought the cloud might rain.

Only way to influence this is to influence your representatives and senators. I doubt there are enough of us to make a dent though.

The problem is not with knowing what legally should be done, it's the lack of acceptance that when other human drivers are involved, the legal requirement is not always the safest course of action.

It's not hard to fathom, it just not a big enough deal to avoid a color you prefer in my opinion.

I live in Florida, and I wouldn't avoid a black car because of the sun. Both will be hot inside to the human senses. I've had black here, and light colors. Buying white won't make it reasonably cooler inside. Also, the Tesla has a feature to keep the inside cooler if that is your concern...

I live on the east coast of central Florida. I think a good rule of thumb is, no matter the color of your car here, it will be hot. Get what you like the look of.

It appeared via push for me earlier this afternoon

When you experience driving in Germany with everyone doing the zipper merge, compared to waiting in traffic in the US, you instantly understand why it's better. You begin to see the rude ones are those not letting in the cars in one at a time at the merge point, which is what is causing the...

In my experience it means it will come just after

That makes more sense, though I have noticed if you force acceleration, it doesn't always smoothly for back to speed, it slows a second first

That is weird, I've never had the car decelerate while pushing the juice peddle. In fact it warms you it won't brake, while you are pressing the throttle

I also use RainX and do not have this issue in Florida heavy downpour kind of rain.