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Safety Score
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darknavi
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Roll it out to people without airbag deployment, or as long as you don't hit anything. If FSD is safer than a driver, give it to the low scores
Tesla has calculated that customers using the Safety Score are 30% less likely to be involved in a collision.
Because the people that even know it exists are already not the average moron. It doesn’t say people with better scores… it just says that people who learned about it and opted in are less likely to crash than average drivers.
After being stuck at 97 because I got cut off like 4 times in downtown SF a few weeks ago, I did the reset today.
Hopefully will get a download link soon… anyone seem to notice a pattern as to when people are added after hitting their score?
Hopefully will get a download link soon… anyone seem to notice a pattern as to when people are added after hitting their score?
Ahh, sorry I got too excited when I saw “installing now!” Next to your name. You were just replying to someone else.
Yes, looks like we have another 24 hours then! Here’s to waking up tomorrow with an email
or rolling in with the 99 crew at least. Maybe I should do some hard braking to get there.Looks like 2 nights later. Could be one night giving the 99 rollout tomorrow, so we’ll see!
Was late afternoon the following day for me. I probably missed the cutoff by a few hours the day before. I would expect tomorrow for you, maybe even directly to 10.3 with the rest of the rollout of that version
MarcG
Active Member
So this is interesting, my safety score has completely disappeared from TeslafI tonight. I got the 10.2 FSD beta on 10/15, and it was still available (and I drove on it) as of this evening. My score has been 100 since 10/8.
My Tesla app stopped showing the safety score tab a few hours after I downloaded 10.2 and enabled FSD, but Teslafi has been showing and updating my scores daily since then, until tonight.
I’m guessing Tesla dropped the safety score for FSD beta users from the app only at first, but realized 3rd-party apps could still extract it via API, so they probably decided to turn off the API as well for us active beta users.
My Tesla app stopped showing the safety score tab a few hours after I downloaded 10.2 and enabled FSD, but Teslafi has been showing and updating my scores daily since then, until tonight.
I’m guessing Tesla dropped the safety score for FSD beta users from the app only at first, but realized 3rd-party apps could still extract it via API, so they probably decided to turn off the API as well for us active beta users.
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AlanSubie4Life
Efficiency Obsessed Member
Yeah gone from Stats too. Either that or an extended Score outage (been going on for several hours at least).
Glad to not see my plummeting score anymore though (was down to a firm 99), since it is fairly annoying to think about even if it does not matter. It was funny to see people retargeting to 99 - this morning 25% of users were at 99 and just 6.2% at 100, dropping steadily.
Hopefully that mean's they're more likely to push 99 to get more people in the pool; instead of keeping it at 100 until things settle out more.
Come on Musk, 99 is close enough to 100; even statistically.
valem
Member
Any other car you buy though, what yu buy on the day you buy it, is all you get.
Not to mention resale. Look at eTron for example. Even new they have trouble getting rid of them. My local dealer always has the same models for sale even with 5 figure discounts.
I opted out last night, Safety score is still in app even 4 hours later. When will it disappear or when do I opt back in? Been stuck at 98 for weeks and really want to reset.
I don't think so. I just installed the beta minutes ago after opting out and back in 3 days ago (got to 100 yesterday).
On my first round, I had drove over 400 miles (just for "Safety") and I learned that highways in NJ - especially on AP - are not friendly to your Safety Score. So with a clean slate, I designed a route out of my development to some long country backroads. I never went over 50 mph, so no following distance measurements. I chose 2-lane roads, so no adjacent traffic to pass and get in front of me. No on/off ramps which are aggressive turn nightmares. No AP use. Very few traffic lights. 25 miles out, 25 miles in. I ran that course twice and my only ding was 1 hard braking (yellow light).
I think everyone who bought FSD deserves to be in the beta. They have the financial and emotional committment to the program and the software can (and does) monitor its use. Tesla is right to kick out abusers or lazy users. This entrance test was absurd on so many levels. I would encourage anyone who has a low score and a huge mileage requirement to get to 99 or 100 to consider the opt-out technique. I drove for 24 days trying to get my score up and in a few cases, it started going back down. I went from needing 900 miles to get to 100 to needing 1400. felt like I was digging my way out of a hole. After the reset, just two days of planned, careful driving and like clockwork, I got the beta push overnight after reaching 100/100 yesterday.
Good luck whatever route you choose!
I don't know if there's an official technique, but the opt-out didn't quite take for me the first time. I was doing this out of frustration so I didn't take notes. I think I opted out, back in, then out again and noticed later that my scores were gone. In the app, make sure you do the page pull-down to refresh your score so the app gets your status from the mothership. When I did that, my score was gone.
That's when I thought to myself, "Hmmm....I wonder if they are REALLY gone?", so I opted back in and sure enough the app said "Go for your first drive to see your safety score."
When I opted out it took about 15-20 min before it diappear. I waited till following more to opt back in.
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