FSD TIMEOUTS WITH LITTLE OR NO WARNING

[JamieFSD78]

I’ve had FSD beta since the roll out with the safety score trials a few years ago. Since them I’ve had little problem with getting timeouts (or whatever you call them when u don’t apply pressure to steering wheel long enough and autosteer is unavailable for rest of drive. I’d say I would get 2-3 a year on average. Something has changed with the last software update. I seem to be getting kicked off with little or no warning. No blinking blue screen no beeping just a big red steering wheel and I’m forced to take control immediately. I got 5 in the last 2 weeks and I’ve been suspended for 1 week. Has anyone else been experiencing this recently and Is there any way to remedy this?

 

[Tam]

I’ve had FSD beta since the roll out with the safety score trials a few years ago. Since them I’ve had little problem with getting timeouts (or whatever you call them when u don’t apply pressure to steering wheel long enough and autosteer is unavailable for rest of drive. I’d say I would get 2-3 a year on average. Something has changed with the last software update. I seem to be getting kicked off with little or no warning. No blinking blue screen no beeping just a big red steering wheel and I’m forced to take control immediately. I got 5 in the last 2 weeks and I’ve been suspended for 1 week. Has anyone else been experiencing this recently and Is there any way to remedy this?

Nags were to be eliminated in 1/2023:

Tesla to Remove Steering Wheel Nag This Month

Elon Musk confirmed that Tesla vehicles will no longer require the driver to apply force to the wheel when using FSD beta.

www.notateslaapp.com

If that was not enough, in 5/2024 it should be gone, too:

Tesla to Eliminate the Steering Wheel Nag in FSD v12.4; Vehicles Supported and Release Date

Tesla's CEO Musk reveals that Tesla's next FSD version, v12.4 will remove the steering wheel nag when it rolls out next week.

www.notateslaapp.com

If that not enough, just wait a little longer!

 

[69KWH]

Nags were to be eliminated in 1/2023:

Tesla to Remove Steering Wheel Nag This Month

Elon Musk confirmed that Tesla vehicles will no longer require the driver to apply force to the wheel when using FSD beta.

www.notateslaapp.com

If that was not enough, in 5/2024 it should be gone, too:

Tesla to Eliminate the Steering Wheel Nag in FSD v12.4; Vehicles Supported and Release Date

Tesla's CEO Musk reveals that Tesla's next FSD version, v12.4 will remove the steering wheel nag when it rolls out next week.

www.notateslaapp.com

If that not enough, just wait a little longer!

 

[KArnold]

I've had that 3 times in the last 2 years, the latest on 2024.3.25. Perhaps coincidentally all 3 were when the cruise speed was set to 80+ MPH with fairly complex situations. I've also had a few immediate audible alerts (no toaster popup, no flashy lights) that I've been able to quickly resolve. I'm on HW3 and it felt like computer lag.

Just a SWAG, of course.

 

[TresLA]

I have no noticed nor heard of any increased AP/FSDb jails. Can you tell whether it’s due to (perceived) steering wheel torque unresponsiveness or eye tracking?

 

[DblOSmith]

Happens to me too. So frustrating! That's why I don't trust the Tesla locking people out FSD that they paid for nor do I trust their rating system for Tesla insurance.