So they're recalling a feature that was explicitly and intentionally built to do something that runs afoul of the law, at the user's behest. Again this is by design, meeting their own requirements. For their self driving technology that is already labeled "beta".
Why anyone in their right mind would willingly use this stuff in a risk-intensive life/death scenario like driving on public roads remains beyond me.
(Yes I lose points every time I criticize Tesla online but I will keep doing it until someone makes it make sense or the company finally goes out of business for continuing this type of irresponsible behavior.)
Rolling stops mimic human behavior. Going 5-10 MPH over the speed limit also mimics human behavior, and both of these settings are controllable by the human driver behind the wheel in FSD Beta[0]. At what point does the Beta (or Ford's BlueCruise or GM SuperCruise) force you to go exactly the speed limit?
Sounds almost as if "fully self-driving cars" coexisting with human driven cars is not feasible to do safely because it's not purely a technical problem. My contention is simply that Tesla is acting irresponsible so long as they continue to design and market otherwise.
Why anyone in their right mind would willingly use this stuff in a risk-intensive life/death scenario like driving on public roads remains beyond me.
(Yes I lose points every time I criticize Tesla online but I will keep doing it until someone makes it make sense or the company finally goes out of business for continuing this type of irresponsible behavior.)