FSD performs courteous behavior

[EWELON]

some surprisingly unexpected behavior:

I was here:

And FSD did this all by itself:

interesting!

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[ChiTownCT]

Well thats certainly interesting..

 

[hemiarch]

It’s not that surprising to people who are generally courteous drivers.
That can be self serving.
Less frustrated drivers trying to execute a maneuver around you means less chance of an adverse event.
You couldn’t have proceeded anyway because of the line of traffic.

 

[EWELON]

It’s not that surprising to people who are generally courteous drivers.
That can be self serving.
Less frustrated drivers trying to execute a maneuver around you means less chance of an adverse event.
You couldn’t have proceeded anyway because of the line of traffic.

I totally approve of the behavior, I was just surprised that it assessed the situation 360, decided that it needed to be done, did it, and then proceeded to destination. I did not intervene at all. Its amazing!

 

[hemiarch]

I totally approve of the behavior, I was just surprised that it assessed the situation 360, decided that it needed to be done, did it, and then proceeded to destination. I did not intervene at all. Its amazing!

It really is. Hard to understand how society isn’t fully recognizing it for the enormous technological leap forward it is.
there is already enough actuarial data on it that certain insurance companies are using it to lower costs and the more cars have it, the safer everyone gets.
As a trauma surgeon who dedicates a fair amount of my life to undoing the effects of the damage roadways can do, I’m incredibly grateful.
Not a popular opinion in other circles but I will no longer buy a car without FSD. Period.
Let’s be honest amongst friends, Tesla’s are nowhere near the build quality of some of the most established brands, but it’s irrelevant.
Offer me a Porsche, maybach, skyline gtr, Land Rover or whatever…that’s not where I’m going to put my money. I’d take a model 3 over them.

 

[arnav_8]

That’s cool!
I have noticed it will leave gap in front for intersections and wait for people to come across from another lane etc.

 

[Jabman]

I am impressed. But not surprised. Using FSD makes me more able to survey other drivers behavior. And it’s freakin scary.

 

[CybertruckPilot]

some surprisingly unexpected behavior:


interesting!

Zac and Jesse on "Now You Know" posted the exact same behavior in a recent video on U-tube.

 

[Empty tank]

We've come a long way. I remember when FSD would not reverse on its own.

 

[araxara]

That’s cool!
I have noticed it will leave gap in front for intersections and wait for people to come across from another lane etc.

Leaving a gap has been there for a while now, but the reversing seems to be a ‘new’ feature.

 

[Tedacules]

some surprisingly unexpected behavior:

I was here:

And FSD did this all by itself:

interesting!

I've noticed 14.3.2 doesn't follow as close so situations like yours can happen

 

[TarheelCT]

some surprisingly unexpected behavior:

I was here:

And FSD did this all by itself:

interesting!

Funny FSD is polite but the two drivers being let in/out couldn't throw a hand up thanking you!. LOL.

 

[DarickHemphill]

That is so cool!

 

[Gigahorse]

I totally approve of the behavior, I was just surprised that it assessed the situation 360, decided that it needed to be done, did it, and then proceeded to destination. I did not intervene at all. Its amazing!

I would have freaked out a little if it started reversing, you gave us every camera angle but the one we needed, the REAR view

 

[Tallgeese179]

Don't want to rain on the fun, but in a scenario where you're in the left most lane leaving a gap like this is a great way to cause an accident if traffic to your right is flowing. Watch WhamBam on YouTube and you're sure to see a #closethegap accident. In this case I guess it's all good and the FSD behavior is impressive/human. I'm just not a fan due to the risk/reward.

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