Self-Driving Tesla Tries to Crash into Oncoming Traffic On The Highway... Again - FuelArc News
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With all of the talk about unsupervised Robotaxis, you might reasonably wonder when Tesla’s self-driving tech will be ready to roam American roads without a human ready to step in. Not too soon, based on recent videos of self-driving Teslas trying to drive into oncoming traffic. We found 3 examples, give them a watch to […]

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In case you were worried about cars being too safe, don’t worry. The most lethal car brand in the USA is pushing the envelope and innovating entirely new ways to make a nuisance of themselves.
Also, the dash cam footage of Tesla’s self-driving tech is terrifying.

  • Thorry84@feddit.nl
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    5 days ago

    (A head-on crash at 60 MPH is like hitting a brick wall at 120 MPH.)

    This is not true at all. The amount of energy is the same as hitting a brick wall at 120 mph, but the energy is spread over both cars. So the end result is actually the same as hitting a brick wall at 60 mph.

    The Mythbusters got this wrong once and were buried with people correcting them, so they tested it and it turned out the viewers were right.