Here is my first experience and I sent this information over to the email that Tesla gave us for FSD beta.
I sent a lot of snapshots on October 25th between 5:30 p.m. and 6:15 p.m. I am using the chill profile, but it doesn't feel like it, haha.
First thing, the turn signal should be activated before the car goes into a turn lane even if it's a new lane. On navigate on autopilot , the turn signal is turned on before making the exit. The same thing should happen for lane changes even if it's a new turning lane.
The car gets really scared and hits the brakes kind of hard for a short moment when it notices a car in its path. I feel like it should be initially slower and only get progressively harder if we start getting too close to the other car. I sent a few snapshots of this occurring. It seems to occur on hills more often.
I live near Amish and Mennonites. There are a lot of Amish buggies that use our roads and we have to go around them when it's safe of course. It looks like FSD doesn't detect them yet. I saved the snapshot of when I took over in order to wait until it was safe to pass one. I'll try this again in the future see what happens.
Even at the farthest following distance of seven. I feel like it gets too close for my liking depending on the speed. This happened even before FSD beta. I feel like there should be a 10 setting for people like me who don't like to tailgate. I'll rather have people changing lanes in front of me because of my large gap instead of driving too close to the car in front.
When approaching stopped cars or red lights, the car brakes too late and sharply. I like to brake nice and slow just like as if we were being tested for the Tesla safety score.
I was thinking that I was having so many issues because maybe my cameras were dirty. When I got home, I proceeded to clean all my cameras with a wet paper towel and then dry it with a dry towel. They didn't look like they were that dirty, but there's something funky going on with the front camera. See the attached picture. I used Aquapel 2 years ago in order to help the rain come off the car more easily. I'm going to apply it soon again since it's starting to wear out. I applied it on the whole windscreen including the cameras. It looks like there's an issue with the Aquapel coating or my windshield. What do you think? This could be why I'm having so many issues with the car being scared and braking often. The section where the cameras are located was really hot as well. I'm assuming maybe the heating elements were on since I see what looks like defroster heater lines in front of the camera.
I also sent a snapshot where there is a downhill winding road and the car drove over to the other lane for no reason. I figured it was going to be tricky since it was a very complicated section.
Also when turning on a neighborhood street with no lines, the Tesla went over the other opposing lane and didn't stay on the right side of the street very well.
I look forward to improving FSD beta for our complicated Pennsylvania hills, blind corners, Amish buggies and aggressive drivers.