Biggest challenge with wide release will be fsd "newbies":
I would be 87% more satisfied if everyone would hold the steering wheel ALL the time, there is no reason NOT to hold the wheel. Especially on a bridge with oncoming traffic and the wheel doesn't need to turn much and the consequences of a deviation are severe. In fact hold the wheel all the time, FSD Beta or not.
And leave the distracted screen touching and nattering until you get home and can record a commentary track.
We have seen so many distracted behaviors, even Chuck who is ostensibly a responsible airline pilot is spending so much time messing with the screen and not looking at the road while driving that he's failing to pay attention to the road; pedestrian in crosswalk, car accelerating when he admits he himself has obstructed views. WATCH the damn road, that's all you have to do. Talk about it when you get home. I don't care who you are, you CANNOT drive safely while watching the FSD Beta screen, narrating your video, and trying to apply critical thinking to what just happened thirty seconds ago. I know people think they can do it all, but they are wrong. Watch any professional bus driver, Waymo safety driver, race car driver, even trained professionals cannot do all that while nattering to the video, and professionals DO NOT do this. These FSD Beta drivers aren't even trained, nor are they professionals.
IMO Tesla should abolish hands-off-wheel time and just mandate it should be held all the time. Also don't allow all the playing with the screen, rotating and zooming the view. It's so unsafe and easily prevented.
No hands on wheel, two lanes oncoming traffic, guardrail on right.
Hold the wheel, watch the road, stop messing with the distraction screen.
I wonder if they treat subscribers differently???
