WATCH: If Tesla's Full Driving Mode Doesn't Scare You By Now, You Might Want To Watch THIS!

Another day, another reminder that no one actually has a self-driving car, regardless of the misleading names used for some advanced driver assistance systems. Tesla rolled out its "Full Self-Driving" package last week in a limited-access beta test with a warning that the system can do "the wrong thing at the worst time," and so far, that warning is proving a bit prophetic.


 

?? Omar Qazi nearly crashes his #Tesla while using "Full Self Driving" beta software. None of the other cars consented to his experiment. $TSLA $TSLAQ pic.twitter.com/uU2RT9l5ZI

— Greta Musk (@GretaMusk) October 25, 2020

SanJoseDriver - 10/27/2020 4:23:28 PM

+1 Boost

I'm anxious to try it out for myself, wish the video was slowed down with the ping-ponging. I'm trying to figure out what caused that, maybe the car in the blindspot.

Section_31_JTK - 10/27/2020 5:24:14 PM

+2 Boost

LOL, I would not want to be an early adopter. I like driving.

Car4life1 - 10/27/2020 6:15:03 PM

+2 Boost

Nothing to see here, it’s just in Pot hole mode, used to drive just like that in NYC after a harsh winter of ice & salt

trmckin - 10/27/2020 10:36:55 PM

+3 Boost

must be in need of updates. lots of them

mre30 - 10/28/2020 7:50:25 AM

0 Boost

Were any pedestrians or animals harmed in the filming of the video?

MDarringer - 10/28/2020 8:15:33 AM

0 Boost

Typical Tesla: design something, waste no time on engineering and development in the field, put it on sale to customers, and then find out how it works.