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Tesla map data causes the most FSD (Supervised) disengagements up until now 🇳🇱 This spot in particular keeps coming up. It’s due to long term construction on different canals, but nav data doesn’t catch up with reality Unintentionally this clip shows the extreme safety and capability of FSD (Supervised)...

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