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A recurring frustration with FSD 14.3.3 It still doesn’t remember previous behavior on roads I drive every day. In both of these clips, the car unnecessarily jumps into the left lane (Hurry mode) despite clear reasons not to: • Video 1: The lane is ending and blocked by construction... show more

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| really love how FSD v14 will not camp in the left lane no matter the selected driver profile. The lane selection with v14.1.7 is chefs kiss. It will pass, then get right back over to the #2 lane. Feels human like. (Standard drive mode displayed here)

Zack

53,445 views • 7 months ago

FSD skips the right-lane queue, drives forward in the left lane, and merges back right. Like it or not, it’s able to do this. Dubbed in English.

FSD skips the right-lane queue, drives forward in the left lane, and merges back right. Like it or not, it’s able to do this. Dubbed in English.

Aaron Li

104,814 views • 1 year ago

FSD bleeds some speed to bait the truck into passing/dances its way into the left turn lane just in time. 14.2 is a smooth operator

FSD bleeds some speed to bait the truck into passing/dances its way into the left turn lane just in time. 14.2 is a smooth operator

Mike P

71,444 views • 3 months ago

Drive with a purpose‼️ These left lane campers are making the right lane the passing lane. I will fully be onboard if cops start ticketing left lane campers.

Drive with a purpose‼️ These left lane campers are making the right lane the passing lane. I will fully be onboard if cops start ticketing left lane campers.

Mitch🇺🇸

44,450 views • 3 months ago

Lane discipline in Singapore 🇸🇬 Vehicles turning left on a 3-lane road stick to the left lane. ✅️ No overtaking ✅️ No merging from middle or right lane to left lane ✅️ Vehicles in no hurry Whereas in India 🇮🇳 ❌️ Constant honking ❌️ Middle lane and right lane Vehicles cutting left lane ❌️ Abuse drivers patiently waiting in the left lane When are we going to stop doing the above? 😵

Lane discipline in Singapore 🇸🇬 Vehicles turning left on a 3-lane road stick to the left lane. ✅️ No overtaking ✅️ No merging from middle or right lane to left lane ✅️ Vehicles in no hurry Whereas in India 🇮🇳 ❌️ Constant honking ❌️ Middle lane and right lane Vehicles cutting left lane ❌️ Abuse drivers patiently waiting in the left lane When are we going to stop doing the above? 😵

ThirdEye

51,057 views • 2 years ago

With FSD v14.2.1.25, Hurry Mode is now perfect. Speed control is excellent, improved lane discipline (no left lane camping) and on the highway, there is no +10 cap anymore so it stays with the flow of traffic very well. So good.

With FSD v14.2.1.25, Hurry Mode is now perfect. Speed control is excellent, improved lane discipline (no left lane camping) and on the highway, there is no +10 cap anymore so it stays with the flow of traffic very well. So good.

Zack

33,188 views • 6 months ago

FSD V13 treats oncoming lane as a turn lane? I’ve never had this happen with FSD before, but it used an on coming lane as a staging lane during a left hand turn. It felt bizarre since I wasn’t expecting it, and I’m not sure what its logic was to think it should do it? Thoughts?

FSD V13 treats oncoming lane as a turn lane? I’ve never had this happen with FSD before, but it used an on coming lane as a staging lane during a left hand turn. It felt bizarre since I wasn’t expecting it, and I’m not sure what its logic was to think it should do it? Thoughts?

Devin Olsen

12,936 views • 1 year ago

V14.2.1 highway regression vs 14.1. In standard mode, FSD makes a maneuver into the left lane to pass a semi truck. Because they have jailed the speed limits of non mad max profiles, FSD cannot use acceleration to make this pass. So it ends up camping the left lane. In my right side view mirror, you can see someone coming up on my ass, and FSD is not getting back over. It’s also not speeding up to pass the semi because it is in speed jail. I had to scroll mad max to get through the maneuver. Def a regression from 14.1.

V14.2.1 highway regression vs 14.1. In standard mode, FSD makes a maneuver into the left lane to pass a semi truck. Because they have jailed the speed limits of non mad max profiles, FSD cannot use acceleration to make this pass. So it ends up camping the left lane. In my right side view mirror, you can see someone coming up on my ass, and FSD is not getting back over. It’s also not speeding up to pass the semi because it is in speed jail. I had to scroll mad max to get through the maneuver. Def a regression from 14.1.

Mike P

48,966 views • 7 months ago

Tesla’s FSD has become really good at day-to-day driving, and it’s now performing like a human in very complex scenarios. Here’s video from last Friday, during afternoon rush hour. There’s a broken down pickup truck in the middle of the three open lanes in the Ville-Marie tunnel. Lights indicate that lane is closed. My car is in the leftmost lane, which suddenly also comes to a standstill, after police show up and an officer exits his vehicle and stops traffic. When it appears that the left lane will not start moving again, FSD moves my car two lanes over the right. 🤯 It then curves around a pothole in that lane, following how the car ahead handled it. 🤯 Honestly if it wasn’t for how bad Montreal roads are with potholes, I would hardly be driving myself at all.

Tesla’s FSD has become really good at day-to-day driving, and it’s now performing like a human in very complex scenarios. Here’s video from last Friday, during afternoon rush hour. There’s a broken down pickup truck in the middle of the three open lanes in the Ville-Marie tunnel. Lights indicate that lane is closed. My car is in the leftmost lane, which suddenly also comes to a standstill, after police show up and an officer exits his vehicle and stops traffic. When it appears that the left lane will not start moving again, FSD moves my car two lanes over the right. 🤯 It then curves around a pothole in that lane, following how the car ahead handled it. 🤯 Honestly if it wasn’t for how bad Montreal roads are with potholes, I would hardly be driving myself at all.

Elias Makos

11,660 views • 2 months ago

This guy is using the left hand lane , which is open. There is a mile long backup and everyone is over in the right hand lane. He drives all the way up until he has to merge. Some people are saying what a jerk he is for not getting in line like everyone else, but a great many people are saying that the cars in the right lane merged into one lane too soon and that if they had used the left lane, instead of being a mile backup it would have been a half a mile backup. What’s your take? Do you think he was correct in using the left lane and merging up at the front or should he have merged right and got in line way in the back like everyone else?

This guy is using the left hand lane , which is open. There is a mile long backup and everyone is over in the right hand lane. He drives all the way up until he has to merge. Some people are saying what a jerk he is for not getting in line like everyone else, but a great many people are saying that the cars in the right lane merged into one lane too soon and that if they had used the left lane, instead of being a mile backup it would have been a half a mile backup. What’s your take? Do you think he was correct in using the left lane and merging up at the front or should he have merged right and got in line way in the back like everyone else?

👉M-Û-R-Č-H👈

3,238,141 views • 1 month ago

AUTO LANE CHANGE ISSUES CONTINUE W/ FSD V14.2.1.25 Starting with FSD v14.2, there has been a significant regression in the system's confidence when performing automatic lane changes. If a vehicle is following in the adjacent lane at a safe distance and consistent speed, the ego car will often activate the turn signal and begin crossing the lane line before suddenly aborting the maneuver, pausing briefly, and then either proceeding with the lane change or abandoning it entirely. This behavior appeared in v14.2.1 and unfortunately persists in v14.2.1.25. While it is not a safety issue per se, it is definitely one that needs to be addressed, as it causes confusion and frustration for all surrounding drivers on the road when it occurs. Tesla Tesla_na Tesla AI

AUTO LANE CHANGE ISSUES CONTINUE W/ FSD V14.2.1.25 Starting with FSD v14.2, there has been a significant regression in the system's confidence when performing automatic lane changes. If a vehicle is following in the adjacent lane at a safe distance and consistent speed, the ego car will often activate the turn signal and begin crossing the lane line before suddenly aborting the maneuver, pausing briefly, and then either proceeding with the lane change or abandoning it entirely. This behavior appeared in v14.2.1 and unfortunately persists in v14.2.1.25. While it is not a safety issue per se, it is definitely one that needs to be addressed, as it causes confusion and frustration for all surrounding drivers on the road when it occurs. Tesla Tesla_na Tesla AI

Dan Burkland

59,155 views • 6 months ago

Yesterday I drove to Cologne. Since FSD is still unavailable in Germany, I had to rely on Enhanced Autopilot (EAP) for the entire trip. Honestly, it was a disappointing experience. EAP makes frequent steering corrections, changes lanes poorly, and feels far less predictable and confidence-inspiring. On roads with unclear lane markings, it constantly wanders left and right, which doesn’t feel safe. After driving over 10,000 km with FSD, the difference is impossible to ignore. FSD drives much more naturally, stays smoother in its lane, and anticipates traffic far better. FSD needs to come to all of Europe as soon as possible. The difference in both comfort and safety is huge.

Yesterday I drove to Cologne. Since FSD is still unavailable in Germany, I had to rely on Enhanced Autopilot (EAP) for the entire trip. Honestly, it was a disappointing experience. EAP makes frequent steering corrections, changes lanes poorly, and feels far less predictable and confidence-inspiring. On roads with unclear lane markings, it constantly wanders left and right, which doesn’t feel safe. After driving over 10,000 km with FSD, the difference is impossible to ignore. FSD drives much more naturally, stays smoother in its lane, and anticipates traffic far better. FSD needs to come to all of Europe as soon as possible. The difference in both comfort and safety is huge.

NL F$D Inside

17,869 views • 7 days ago

We hear the comments about left lane drivers. Most people don’t realize that OCSO deputies enforce Florida’s Left Lane Law. During stops like these, deputies explain why cruising in the left lane is not just frustrating for other drivers - but dangerous for everyone. The left lane is for passing. Drivers who impede traffic can and do receive citations.

We hear the comments about left lane drivers. Most people don’t realize that OCSO deputies enforce Florida’s Left Lane Law. During stops like these, deputies explain why cruising in the left lane is not just frustrating for other drivers - but dangerous for everyone. The left lane is for passing. Drivers who impede traffic can and do receive citations.

Orange County Sheriff's Office

432,110 views • 6 months ago

This video should be watched by all 145 crore people of this country. Zero lane discipline. Absolute chaos on roads. I stick to the middle lane, and people still try overtaking from the left like it’s normal. Buses & trucks hog the right lane. Bikes cruise in the middle. No rules, no logic, just survival. This isn’t traffic, it’s a daily gamble.

This video should be watched by all 145 crore people of this country. Zero lane discipline. Absolute chaos on roads. I stick to the middle lane, and people still try overtaking from the left like it’s normal. Buses & trucks hog the right lane. Bikes cruise in the middle. No rules, no logic, just survival. This isn’t traffic, it’s a daily gamble.

Divya Gandotra Tandon

50,529 views • 2 months ago

Don't you hate it when people block a designated FREE left lane? Instead of queuing up behind the existing line of vehicles they squeeze into the left lane which is free- just to get ahead by 10 meters, and block it for others taking a left turn. That is selfish driving. #RoadSafety

Don't you hate it when people block a designated FREE left lane? Instead of queuing up behind the existing line of vehicles they squeeze into the left lane which is free- just to get ahead by 10 meters, and block it for others taking a left turn. That is selfish driving. #RoadSafety

Naresh

49,406 views • 1 year ago

🚨 One thing that has frustrated me with Tesla Full Self-Driving is that I find it will sometimes change lanes to overtake a car, but the lane it changes into either ends or goes against the navigation (for example, it will change into a straight lane when it needs to be in a turn lane) Inevitably, it has to get back over before the lane ends or to get into the correct lane, and it ends up in the same place it was initially. A good example:

🚨 One thing that has frustrated me with Tesla Full Self-Driving is that I find it will sometimes change lanes to overtake a car, but the lane it changes into either ends or goes against the navigation (for example, it will change into a straight lane when it needs to be in a turn lane) Inevitably, it has to get back over before the lane ends or to get into the correct lane, and it ends up in the same place it was initially. A good example:

TESLARATI

70,479 views • 6 months ago

NEW: A driver running a red signal appeared to have caused a crash yesterday at the newly revamped intersection of Army Navy Drive & S. Hayes Street in Pentagon City. And they did it right in front of an Arlington County police officer. While I’m not making an excuse for the driver of the white car in Video 1 for not obeying a traffic signal, there’s an intersection design that may cause confusion for drivers not paying close attention (of course, that's so many drivers). The driver who ran the light really didn’t have a red signal over their lane. The signal over their lane was green. It’s a green arrow meant for the far-right lane, yet hangs mostly over the right thru lane. In Video 2, I visited the intersection last night to see the changes up close. In the view from my driver’s seat, you can see how that right turn signal lines up with my car. I was in the same lane as the driver in the video. The right turn lane is to my right. Also, the signal is immediately to the right of the dotted line that guides drivers through the intersection. It would be a good idea to shift that signal further to the right and also move the signal meant for that lane to the right. As for the right turn lane, it’s now right turn only on a green arrow. It’s set this way to protect the not-yet-opened new bike lane on Army Navy from Joyce to 12th. The bike lane has its own special little traffic signals. Another key change, which will likely help prevent the kind of crash we’ve seen most often at this intersection, is on the exit ramp from I-395N. The left turn from that ramp is now only legal with the green arrow. This should prevent many of the conflicts with drivers on northbound Hayes. It also legitimizes what drivers were already doing, creating two left-turn lanes. If they fix the traffic signal alignment, there’s a good chance this will finally be a much safer intersection. Now, they need to straighten out Washington Boulevard and S. Walter Reed Drive, Arlington County’s most dangerous merge. Arlington Now Matthew Young Cordell Arlington Department of Environmental Services ArlingtonCountyPD VDOT Northern VA Rachel Weiner Adam Tuss Tom Roussey #traffic #crash #safety #arlington #pentagoncity

NEW: A driver running a red signal appeared to have caused a crash yesterday at the newly revamped intersection of Army Navy Drive & S. Hayes Street in Pentagon City. And they did it right in front of an Arlington County police officer. While I’m not making an excuse for the driver of the white car in Video 1 for not obeying a traffic signal, there’s an intersection design that may cause confusion for drivers not paying close attention (of course, that's so many drivers). The driver who ran the light really didn’t have a red signal over their lane. The signal over their lane was green. It’s a green arrow meant for the far-right lane, yet hangs mostly over the right thru lane. In Video 2, I visited the intersection last night to see the changes up close. In the view from my driver’s seat, you can see how that right turn signal lines up with my car. I was in the same lane as the driver in the video. The right turn lane is to my right. Also, the signal is immediately to the right of the dotted line that guides drivers through the intersection. It would be a good idea to shift that signal further to the right and also move the signal meant for that lane to the right. As for the right turn lane, it’s now right turn only on a green arrow. It’s set this way to protect the not-yet-opened new bike lane on Army Navy from Joyce to 12th. The bike lane has its own special little traffic signals. Another key change, which will likely help prevent the kind of crash we’ve seen most often at this intersection, is on the exit ramp from I-395N. The left turn from that ramp is now only legal with the green arrow. This should prevent many of the conflicts with drivers on northbound Hayes. It also legitimizes what drivers were already doing, creating two left-turn lanes. If they fix the traffic signal alignment, there’s a good chance this will finally be a much safer intersection. Now, they need to straighten out Washington Boulevard and S. Walter Reed Drive, Arlington County’s most dangerous merge. Arlington Now Matthew Young Cordell Arlington Department of Environmental Services ArlingtonCountyPD VDOT Northern VA Rachel Weiner Adam Tuss Tom Roussey #traffic #crash #safety #arlington #pentagoncity

Dave Statter

23,232 views • 11 months ago

As requested, here is the footage. FSD 14.1.4 was taking a right out of a parking lot. There was a mail truck in the closest lane and FSD attempted to take a really wide turn around the truck and go into the far lane, but there was a minivan clearly coming in that lane. I wasn't sure which lane it was trying to get in. When it started going in front of the minivan I took over. The minivan was paying attention and braked, honked their horn, and went around me as I pulled out of their lane. I found it weird because 14 is usually way too cautious at intersections.

As requested, here is the footage. FSD 14.1.4 was taking a right out of a parking lot. There was a mail truck in the closest lane and FSD attempted to take a really wide turn around the truck and go into the far lane, but there was a minivan clearly coming in that lane. I wasn't sure which lane it was trying to get in. When it started going in front of the minivan I took over. The minivan was paying attention and braked, honked their horn, and went around me as I pulled out of their lane. I found it weird because 14 is usually way too cautious at intersections.

Lincoln

50,013 views • 8 months ago

Was FSD being sentient here? How did FSD anticipate that the truck turning right might encroach into its left-turn lane, and proactively leave enough space for it?

Was FSD being sentient here? How did FSD anticipate that the truck turning right might encroach into its left-turn lane, and proactively leave enough space for it?

Ray

499,969 views • 5 months ago

This woman is using a bike lane as a walking lane as well. There is a car behind her trying to beat the traffic and driving in that lane. They are driving slowly behind her yelling at her to get out of the way and antagonizing her. She starts to record them because they are being reckless and have come close to hitting her and other cars. The car even cuts off the other cars as the lane is being blocked by a pole. I understand she’s mad because the car was where they weren’t supposed to be, however the bike lane is a bi-directional bike lane, it isn’t a bike lane on one side and a walking lane on the other. So who is wrong here, are they both wrong for using the bike lane when neither one is on a bike?

This woman is using a bike lane as a walking lane as well. There is a car behind her trying to beat the traffic and driving in that lane. They are driving slowly behind her yelling at her to get out of the way and antagonizing her. She starts to record them because they are being reckless and have come close to hitting her and other cars. The car even cuts off the other cars as the lane is being blocked by a pole. I understand she’s mad because the car was where they weren’t supposed to be, however the bike lane is a bi-directional bike lane, it isn’t a bike lane on one side and a walking lane on the other. So who is wrong here, are they both wrong for using the bike lane when neither one is on a bike?

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

439,650 views • 2 months ago