Green light means "go"

[2020]

I've been playing around with the updated Autopilot feature. Maybe its just me but I thought green light means go. However the car stops at green lights unless you intervene as the warning states.

 

[UltradoomY]

It is supposed to do that. Release notes indicate that future updates will remove it once it is finalized, but since you agreed to the "beta" version you can click the stalk or push the accelerator and confirm.

 

[helvio]

AFAIK, Tesla does that to have machine-labeling confirmed by the user. For me, it's 99% correct, the only exception I can think of is when it picks up the center lane light when I'm on the left lane.

 

[ArtK]

Is this on EAP or the Full Self-Driving?

 

[helvio]

Is this on EAP or the Full Self-Driving?

I think FSD only, not sure though.

 

[Koolio46]

Is this on EAP or the Full Self-Driving?

FSD.

It's been 99% correct for me, as well. I just click down on the right stalk to confirm I want to drive through the green light.

Also, the owners manual states you need to confirm for the car to continue through the green light.

 

[captanzuelo]

All correct, but also note that it wont stop at a green light if you are following a car ahead of you, through that light

 

[2020]

All correct, but also note that it wont stop at a green light if you are following a car ahead of you, through that light

i'm not sure about that, I've in front of a few cars with a green light and it certainly looked like it was going to slow down or stop. Anyways I still applaud Tesla in pushing the envelope further.

 

[Mike_TV]

i'm not sure about that, I've in front of a few cars with a green light and it certainly looked like it was going to slow down or stop. Anyways I still applaud Tesla in pushing the envelope further.

You have to be close to the lead car in front of you for it to continue through the green light without a confirmation.