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Tesla Self-Driving waits patiently for an oncoming train while human drivers pass through a closing gate. I've always been impressed with how FSD handles rail crossings, but this one was particularly impressive since it shows the difference between impatient humans and FSD. For any doubters, the train passed by... show more

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