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Another Tesla motorcycle death in Boca Raton, FL
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richrootes
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You forgot to include ‘Drunk or High’ in your title - perhaps the moderators could fix this for you?Zerohedge
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UncleCreepy
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Would be interesting to know if the Teslas involved were equipped with radar or if they used Tesla Vision.
Apart from the fact that the driver is responsible for well... driving, the radar might still have been able to see the motorcycles and initiate an emergency braking maneuver if the driver didn't notice them.
Apart from the fact that the driver is responsible for well... driving, the radar might still have been able to see the motorcycles and initiate an emergency braking maneuver if the driver didn't notice them.
Reading the article, I see that investigators have doubts whether AP was in use in either of the recent crashes.
Imagine that.
Imagine that.
You are, perhaps, referring to Automatic Emergency Braking? Even if turned on, AEB is not guaranteed to prevent a crash. It is designed to mitigate one. And, AEB is overridden if the accelerator or brakes are used.
Mitigating a crash into a motorcycle likely means little.
Perhaps some of the new capabilities that Tesla has been touting with their new vector space improvements could prevent drunks from running into others one day.
This is a Tesla forum. We only care about Tesla crashes.
Daniel in SD
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I look at Tesla content all day long, why do the algorithms keep showing me Tesla content?
Silicon Desert
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I think you missed a bit of sarcasm from JulienW. It seems there are more headlines when a Tesla is involved in anything whether it is relevant or not.
Daniel in SD
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While I'm sure this is true I think one of the reasons is all the rage clicking from Tesla fans.
I remember a thread where someone was complaining about there's so much more reporting on Tesla fires than Chevy Bolt fires. But if you do a Google search there are actually more hits for Bolt fires (though Bolts do catch on fire at a higher rate so reporting per fire is probably higher for Teslas). There is definitely a "why do I keep seeing what I'm looking for?" aspect to all this.
Ever notice how usually the headline is “Tesla crashes” while for any other marque its “man crashes his SUV” with no mention of the brand?Zerohedge
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