My first post! I collided with a car that was going straight and I was turning left - very slowly. I simply did not see the car and did the Tesla not see it either? The collision avoidance didn't prevent me from hitting the car. It wasn't bad enough to deploy the airbags. When is it supposed to help? I can post a pic if it helps and I have the dashcam footage. Thank you!
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My 2023 Model Y had a front end collision
- Thread starter Roadworrier
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Actually its not, your first post was about an accident, on october 5th, in this thread here:
Cost to repair Rear bumper
Wife was rear ended sitting at a red light last 2 weeks ago. Fortunately it was low speed so barely any damage to her car but the guy that hit her had no license or insurance so I'm having my take care of it. I'm a bit concerned though as their estimate was quoted only at $750 in total repair...
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I could post the links to the Tesla manual that explain when its supposed to help, along with all the reminders that the human is still in charge, etc, but if I do that, people will say I am being insensitive. So, I will just say I am sorry about your accident, but the driver is always in charge, the fact that you can post about having an accident, in general, means that the safety equipment did fine since you are still here to post about it.
I would like to but I need a little help in how I get it off of the thumb drive to post it. I can play open the drive to play the accident, but not get it into a file I can find. No, I didn't hear anything this time. When I am driving behind a car that slows down fast it alerts me and I can feel the car applying the brakes/
I guess! Bad memory! How do you do that? I am new to this.Actually its not, your first post was about an accident, on october 5th, in this thread here:
Cost to repair Rear bumper
Wife was rear ended sitting at a red light last 2 weeks ago. Fortunately it was low speed so barely any damage to her car but the guy that hit her had no license or insurance so I'm having my take care of it. I'm a bit concerned though as their estimate was quoted only at $750 in total repair...
I could post the links to the Tesla manual that explain when its supposed to help, along with all the reminders that the human is still in charge, etc, but if I do that, people will say I am being insensitive. So, I will just say I am sorry about your accident, but the driver is always in charge, the fact that you can post about having an accident, in general, means that the safety equipment did fine since you are still here to post about it.
Watts_Up
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... I think the OP did reply to other postings, but this is the first new thread created by this user.
Chewy13
https://ts.la/nick670348
Plug the thumb drive into your computer. It will show up as a drive when you browse for it, and look in the dashcam folder. You'd have to find the appropriate file for the time.
Then upload it to YouTube or Vimeo, or share the file on DropBox, OneDrive, Google Drive; those are the steps at a very high level..
