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This is plain wrong. Depends on state - I'm surprised you don't know this.There’s no way someone who’s been on U.S. roads for even a handful of years can’t see that cops are called for even the mildest of accidents because people are convinced that a police report is necessary for insurance claims, and only a small fraction of those actually have airbags deployed.
What nonsense. From above 1 in 3 NHTSA reported accidents have airbags deployed.Tesla's own methodology proves they account for less than 1% of all accidents reported compared to the NHTSA.
These are Tesla fans you are dealing with. They will argue anything that might not put Tesla on a pedestal.How old are you? Do you even have a drivers license? There’s no way someone who’s been on U.S. roads for even a handful of years can’t see that cops are called for even the mildest of accidents because people are convinced that a police report is necessary for insurance claims, and only a small fraction of those actually have airbags deployed. If it was based on fire or ambulance dispatch? Maybe.
Nope. The facts are pretty clear and they are completely Black and White.What nonsense. From above 1 in 3 NHTSA reported accidents have airbags deployed.
Hey why are you not apologizing for your lies ? Man up and apologize.Nope. The facts are pretty clear and they are completely Black and White.
The estimated number of police-reported crashes in 2019 is 6.76 million.
https://crashstats.nhtsa.dot.gov/Api/Public/ViewPublication/813266 An insurance study found that around 500k airbags are deployed each year.
That's way more than 10x.
Those are not comparable. I've been saying this for years - Cruise specifically takes their standards for comparison from Virginia Tech study I've posted umpteen times. If only you stop lying and look up my posts, you will know.The 1% statement comes from comparison with Waymo/Cruise DMV reporting.
Humans don't read Tesla manuals or practice how to use their high tech car and there's no driver's ed for FSD or one peddle driving. No regulations for drivers. Just take it out on the road and see if it really is hands free.always stupid humans that can't operate the technology
Nice video but not L3 (like the author believes).[huawei video]
Is that a straight up copy of model 3 ? The car itself including the scroll wheels and even the visualization?
This is an SUV... Looks like the Lotus Eletre or Polestar 3 if anything. Nothing like the M3.Is that a straight up copy of model 3 ?
This video clip of a Cruise stopped in front of a road construction closure is only a few seconds long. Yes, the car should not get stuck and should choose another direction automatically and reroute. They need to get better.How is this stupid thing allowed to operate ?
If this was a Tesla robotaxi they'd be calling for Elon's head.
But clearly this is happening quite frequently (90 calls to 911 about stuck robotaxis in last 3/4 months. That is about 3 daily). That tells me robotaxis are not ready for driverless and need a safety driver at present. That is what SF is also saying - but the robotaxi companies have "bought off" state regulators who are imposing their will on SF. If SF had a say these robotaxis would not be allowed without safety drivers on the road at present.This video clip of a Cruise stopped in front of a road construction closure is only a few seconds long. Yes, the car should not get stuck and should choose another direction automatically and reroute. They need to get better.
However, in my experience, situations like this are usually resolved in less than a minute. The car automatically calls home and a remote operator responds within 15-30 seconds to redirect the car.
In another, a firefighter smashed the window of a Cruise vehicle to stop it from edging into an emergency scene.
Moreover, Cruise in particular has strongly promoted their safety record, but based upon the data that we have available, it appears that a Cruise vehicle is 6.3 times more dangerous than a human driver at this stage.
I would argue that Cruise and Waymo have met the requirements for a learner's permit, but they have not yet met the minimum requirements that a human driver would face for an actual driver's license.
We're eager to partner with them to help them advance their technology to the point where they are exceeding the safety record of human drivers. They are, however, a long way away from achieving that goal.
I've watched a variety of video from 3-4 companies in several non-USA cities. I've driven with Tesla FSDb for quite a while now and it is far far below the smoothness can capabilities of what I see from these other companies. It really is rough in so many spots. I was stuck behind a street sweep a couple days ago when there was another lane it could have gone in ... and it just stayed there. And the constant picking of the wrong lanes fairly close to when it needs to turn. So many awkward turns.Also - how come none of these YouTubers have experienced Tesla to tell us how it compares.
Their parking interface is SO much more intuitive than Teslas. Mapping out all options and letting you pick whichever one you want.
Can't compare what you see on YT with what you experience. Afterall we all thought FSD was smoother after watching YT until we got it ourselves.I've watched a variety of video from 3-4 companies in several non-USA cities. I've driven with Tesla FSDb for quite a while now and it iCans far far below the smoothness can capabilities of what I see from these other companies.
I'd really like to see Tesla using FSDb in these other countries and complicated cities. FSDb in my drives works decent but it is very clumsy and untrustworthy. It fails pretty regularly even with basic things.Can't compare what you see on YT with what you experience. Afterall we all thought FSD was smoother after watching YT until we got it ourselves.
That's why we need independent people who can ride and compare on routes not selected by the company.
I saw several XPeng videos for eg. All of them went on the same route - no doubt selected by the company and heavily used and trained for.
BTW - I guess this is all close to OEM HQ .. not a route/ city selected by the YouTuber.
Also - how come none of these YouTubers have experienced Tesla to tell us how it compares.
Yes you can and no we didn't. The only ones who did are Tesla fans who you couldn't convince that FSD Beta won't be L5 in two weeks.Can't compare what you see on YT with what you experience. Afterall we all thought FSD was smoother after watching YT until we got it ourselves.
First you apologize before quoting me.There are over 1,000
That's a double negative. It's easier to read written this way: "Only Tesla fans believe FSD Beta will reach Level 5 autonomy in two weeks." However, since this is argumentative, the specific point being made is not relevant.The only ones who did are Tesla fans who you couldn't convince that FSD Beta won't be L5 in two weeks.