I honestly worried about that when writing the comment. The car should have avoided it (based on Tesla’s usual claims).
But Tesla and everyone else says the owner is still ultimately responsible because AutoPilot isn’t a 100% situation.
If my car did something funky like randomly accelerate or turn hard at a given intersection and the manufacturer refused to fix it I’d stop driving through there.
Why push your luck?
I truly don’t like blaming the victim. I’ve been very critical of Tesla lately for their claims and safety issues.
But I don’t understand this man’s decision at all. It doesn’t seem reasonable.
I wish I knew why he kept using the system in that area.
The ONLY idea I can think of is when the car got an update he would try again to see if it was fixed and of the tries was sadly the last.
But Tesla and everyone else says the owner is still ultimately responsible because AutoPilot isn’t a 100% situation.
If my car did something funky like randomly accelerate or turn hard at a given intersection and the manufacturer refused to fix it I’d stop driving through there.
Why push your luck?
I truly don’t like blaming the victim. I’ve been very critical of Tesla lately for their claims and safety issues.
But I don’t understand this man’s decision at all. It doesn’t seem reasonable.
I wish I knew why he kept using the system in that area.
The ONLY idea I can think of is when the car got an update he would try again to see if it was fixed and of the tries was sadly the last.