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FSD Mad Max was apparently upset about this guy moving into its lane that it felt the need to cut him off (we didn’t need to exit for several miles so there was no need to get all the way into the right lane after getting into the left)

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Mad Max mode on v14.2 will still try to pass slowing traffic by moving into the right lane then finding its opportunity to cut back in. But now you can make it stay put by cancelling the blinker so you’re not “that guy” Grok knows 😏

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Dana Chandler 🇨🇦🖖

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Absolute SAVAGERY by mad max on V14.3.3 😂 We’re driving along the highway, and encounter traffic. We are supposed to be on the roadway I’m pointing at with an arrow a few seconds into the video. FSD knows from mapping that the Rt 1 exit allows an opportunity to re-connect with I-76 before it branches off into an exit lane, and to avoid a section of traffic, FSD decides to yeet the exit, blow by about 1/2 mile of the backup before muscling its way back onto 76. I had to mute the video because I was laughing like a psycho the entire time. So good. Mad max will get you where you’re goin man

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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?

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500,118 views • 8 months 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

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If we need to exit the road,move to the left lane earlier but not at the last moment !!

If we need to exit the road,move to the left lane earlier but not at the last moment !!

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I know Tesla FSD14 DU loves a good dive into any left lane, but this one took the the cake. No traffic. It just decided to pull over, then take off again. I didn’t intervene at all as the road was clear. #FSD.

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$TSLA Tesla’s FSD V14 Lite temporarily drove the wrong way into the oncoming lane to get around a truck blocking lane 1.

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12,770 views • 24 days ago

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