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XPENG’s autonomous parking system is cool. The system is able to generate a 3D Model Interface and actively memorize parking lot structures, and space positions. You are able to save your preferred parking spaces, as well as marking entrances, charging spaces, spacious parking spaces, etc. If the selected parking... show more

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This is what is lacking in India : right civic sense. An EV charging parking has been occupied by an ICE vehicle and as a result two other EVs have to wait. Why can't people use common sense and not block these important parking spaces? Your thoughts?

This is what is lacking in India : right civic sense. An EV charging parking has been occupied by an ICE vehicle and as a result two other EVs have to wait. Why can't people use common sense and not block these important parking spaces? Your thoughts?

Bunny Punia

387,384 views • 2 years ago

In my experience, V14.3.3 is the worst parking version of FSD since parking was introduced to the stack (V14.1). In this clip, you can see that FSD has everything going for it. The new charging map is there, the open spot is as clear as day. As FSD begins its reverse, it straddles two spots, one of which is not a supercharging spot. It was gunning (very poorly) for the spot that wasn’t even a supercharger spot before I took over. I’ve been having it do stuff like this, attempt to back into spots with crossed lines that clearly aren’t parking spots, etc. don’t remember having this bad of an experience on any other 14 build

In my experience, V14.3.3 is the worst parking version of FSD since parking was introduced to the stack (V14.1). In this clip, you can see that FSD has everything going for it. The new charging map is there, the open spot is as clear as day. As FSD begins its reverse, it straddles two spots, one of which is not a supercharging spot. It was gunning (very poorly) for the spot that wasn’t even a supercharger spot before I took over. I’ve been having it do stuff like this, attempt to back into spots with crossed lines that clearly aren’t parking spots, etc. don’t remember having this bad of an experience on any other 14 build

Mike P

26,569 views • 2 months ago

PUMPED for Tesla FSD V14.3 Elon said 14.3 “is where the last big piece of the puzzle finally lands.” He alluded to the car using reasoning to consider which parking spot to select. The car will let you out at the store’s entrance, then proceed to locate a parking space. It will identify open spots far more effectively than a person. Let’s see if this is included with the update. Super excited.

PUMPED for Tesla FSD V14.3 Elon said 14.3 “is where the last big piece of the puzzle finally lands.” He alluded to the car using reasoning to consider which parking spot to select. The car will let you out at the store’s entrance, then proceed to locate a parking space. It will identify open spots far more effectively than a person. Let’s see if this is included with the update. Super excited.

Nic Cruz Patane

100,515 views • 4 months ago

This is huge and exactly what is needed for FSD. Elon Musk says future FSD software releases will remember your parking preferences when arriving at a destination. The only time I need to disengage FSD is when reversing into my garage to charge. Hopefully now it’ll remember where and how I want to park. This could also help people with dedicated parking spots at work, etc. I can’t wait to try it out, I know a lot of people were waiting for something like this.

This is huge and exactly what is needed for FSD. Elon Musk says future FSD software releases will remember your parking preferences when arriving at a destination. The only time I need to disengage FSD is when reversing into my garage to charge. Hopefully now it’ll remember where and how I want to park. This could also help people with dedicated parking spots at work, etc. I can’t wait to try it out, I know a lot of people were waiting for something like this.

Nic Cruz Patane

115,453 views • 2 months ago

One year ago this week, this is what the Tropicana Las Vegas site was looking like. There is a lot happening with construction right now and it's really starting to look like a baseball stadium. Once it's built, you will see how they will be able to squeeze the resort, retail spaces and parking in. I will have some updated drone footage soon.

One year ago this week, this is what the Tropicana Las Vegas site was looking like. There is a lot happening with construction right now and it's really starting to look like a baseball stadium. Once it's built, you will see how they will be able to squeeze the resort, retail spaces and parking in. I will have some updated drone footage soon.

Chris Holmes

127,902 views • 4 months ago

The City of San Diego is now planning to charge hotels $15K per space for valet parking in downtown. Up from just $600 annually, a city rules committee just approved the increase to $15K. The full city council will vote on the issue soon. Charging hotels the full “lost revenue” of a parking space, as if it were fully occupied 365 days per year 24/HRs per day might seem like it makes sense…after all why shouldn’t hotels pay that? Three reasons: 1) parking fees were never meant to balance the budget - they’re meant to cover the nominal maintenance costs and generate turnover to provide greater access to areas. 2) the spaces would not be used 365/24 if they were freed up so at least some discount should be applied to the projected lost revenue of $15K. 3) the downtown hotels were designed with a valet parking plan that was already approved by the city based on the rates previously established. This is yet another policy that will make businesses think twice before investing in San Diego.

The City of San Diego is now planning to charge hotels $15K per space for valet parking in downtown. Up from just $600 annually, a city rules committee just approved the increase to $15K. The full city council will vote on the issue soon. Charging hotels the full “lost revenue” of a parking space, as if it were fully occupied 365 days per year 24/HRs per day might seem like it makes sense…after all why shouldn’t hotels pay that? Three reasons: 1) parking fees were never meant to balance the budget - they’re meant to cover the nominal maintenance costs and generate turnover to provide greater access to areas. 2) the spaces would not be used 365/24 if they were freed up so at least some discount should be applied to the projected lost revenue of $15K. 3) the downtown hotels were designed with a valet parking plan that was already approved by the city based on the rates previously established. This is yet another policy that will make businesses think twice before investing in San Diego.

Richard Bailey

15,023 views • 10 months ago

FSD V14.2.2.4 Cutting Through a Gas Station Parking Lot? I don't think I've ever seen FSD drive like this before, but on my drive this morning it happened twice in a row. Rather than proceed to the stop light, it cut into a gas station and drove through the parking lot, then did the same at the next intersection. Afterward, it pulled into a parking lot with "Do Not Enter" signs at the entrance and parked in a stall. The real issue is that I was navigating to a Tesla Supercharger nowhere near that parking lot.

FSD V14.2.2.4 Cutting Through a Gas Station Parking Lot? I don't think I've ever seen FSD drive like this before, but on my drive this morning it happened twice in a row. Rather than proceed to the stop light, it cut into a gas station and drove through the parking lot, then did the same at the next intersection. Afterward, it pulled into a parking lot with "Do Not Enter" signs at the entrance and parked in a stall. The real issue is that I was navigating to a Tesla Supercharger nowhere near that parking lot.

Devin Olsen

32,518 views • 7 months ago

Tesla SECRETLY Updated Smart Summon in FSD 14.3.1! This update wasn’t mentioned anywhere, but the difference is HUGE. The car reacts instantly, moves faster, and feels completely refined. I tested it in real-world parking lots, tight spaces, and long distances to see if Tesla secretly improved Summon. Is this the biggest hidden update yet?

Tesla SECRETLY Updated Smart Summon in FSD 14.3.1! This update wasn’t mentioned anywhere, but the difference is HUGE. The car reacts instantly, moves faster, and feels completely refined. I tested it in real-world parking lots, tight spaces, and long distances to see if Tesla secretly improved Summon. Is this the biggest hidden update yet?

🅰️nanto Mohammad

196,325 views • 4 months ago

🚨 LAS VEGAS A’S STADIUM UPDATE: LET’S TALK PARKING. ⚾🚗 Because if there’s one thing that can turn a great night in Las Vegas into a nightmare… it’s parking. 😂 At 5 AM this morning we caught crews working on the southeast side of the A’s stadium site — the same side where the new parking garage is planned. The current plan calls for 2,470 on-site parking spaces — about 2,370 for stadium use and another 100 for office staff. (Las Vegas Review-Journal) And here’s where it gets interesting: Clark County’s normal parking formula would have called for 7,650 spaces — but the A’s transportation study says there are roughly 49,000 existing parking spaces within walking distance of the ballpark. (Ballpark Digest) So this stadium is clearly being built around a very different Vegas model: Park nearby. Walk over. Rideshare. Use existing Strip garages. The question is… Is roughly 2,500 dedicated spaces enough for a 33,000-seat MLB stadium on the Las Vegas Strip? 👀 We’ll keep watching this southeast corner as the parking operation starts taking shape. #LasVegas #Athletics #LasVegasAs #MLB #VegasConstruction

🚨 LAS VEGAS A’S STADIUM UPDATE: LET’S TALK PARKING. ⚾🚗 Because if there’s one thing that can turn a great night in Las Vegas into a nightmare… it’s parking. 😂 At 5 AM this morning we caught crews working on the southeast side of the A’s stadium site — the same side where the new parking garage is planned. The current plan calls for 2,470 on-site parking spaces — about 2,370 for stadium use and another 100 for office staff. (Las Vegas Review-Journal) And here’s where it gets interesting: Clark County’s normal parking formula would have called for 7,650 spaces — but the A’s transportation study says there are roughly 49,000 existing parking spaces within walking distance of the ballpark. (Ballpark Digest) So this stadium is clearly being built around a very different Vegas model: Park nearby. Walk over. Rideshare. Use existing Strip garages. The question is… Is roughly 2,500 dedicated spaces enough for a 33,000-seat MLB stadium on the Las Vegas Strip? 👀 We’ll keep watching this southeast corner as the parking operation starts taking shape. #LasVegas #Athletics #LasVegasAs #MLB #VegasConstruction

Jedi Rich

12,818 views • 9 days ago

This is the current most frequent weakness of FSD for me. There are a few other things they need to finish, but everything outside of this scenario is super rare for me and mostly an afterthought. It’s incredible that FSD can maneuver through these spaces and eventually figure itself out, but it is still not smart enough in parking lots/garages to be usable. When you let it go, it usually figures itself out, but it takes forever and usually blows by tons of parking spots. The only reason it didn’t get stuck in an infinite loop here is because I toggled destination option from “charging” to “parking lot.” Not sure why it was set to charging, as this destination isn’t a charging destination. I have found that the default destination opinion is very often wrong. It either picks the wrong option, or doesn’t have options like charging when it should. For now, most of us take over at parking lots. Not because FSD isn’t capable here, but because it doesn’t function intelligently enough to be more convenient than just finishing the park yourself. It kinda reminds me of V12 before FSD could reverse. It feels like the brain knows it’s fucking up and wants to do the right thing, but it is blocked from being able to 😂 Wen reasoning stack

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Mike P

13,796 views • 5 months ago

Americans are outraged over apartment complexes starting to charge for guest visitations at apartments There is also reports of apartments charging a “work from home fee” The guest visitation fee is being collected mainly through new parking rules. If you have a guest come over apartments are starting to charge for parking Complexes are charging 0.50–$5+ per hour or $5–$20+ per day for guest spots I’ve seen overnight parking go for as much as $20-$40 We can’t let this become the norm. We are getting charged for literally everything. You should be allowed to have a guest visit you your apartment without being charged for parking

Americans are outraged over apartment complexes starting to charge for guest visitations at apartments There is also reports of apartments charging a “work from home fee” The guest visitation fee is being collected mainly through new parking rules. If you have a guest come over apartments are starting to charge for parking Complexes are charging 0.50–$5+ per hour or $5–$20+ per day for guest spots I’ve seen overnight parking go for as much as $20-$40 We can’t let this become the norm. We are getting charged for literally everything. You should be allowed to have a guest visit you your apartment without being charged for parking

Wall Street Apes

148,515 views • 29 days ago

Republicans in the Florida House are dismissing the urgency of property tax relief. They are focused on... taking away office space from U.S. Senator Ashley Moody and regulating parking spaces at the state capitol building. This pettiness is an embarrassment to the State of Florida and The Republican Party.

Republicans in the Florida House are dismissing the urgency of property tax relief. They are focused on... taking away office space from U.S. Senator Ashley Moody and regulating parking spaces at the state capitol building. This pettiness is an embarrassment to the State of Florida and The Republican Party.

Ron DeSantis

479,189 views • 1 year ago

Boulders have appeared on Lady Margaret Road in Southall, where dozens of cars used to park along the parade of shops. Locals are saying around 32 spaces have been lost. Some will see it as freeing up space for pedestrians and stopping dangerous parking. Others will worry about what it means for an area where parking is already tight, and for the local businesses that rely on passing trade. Either way, it’s got people talking. Good move or bad move? Let us know 👇 🎥 Submitted by Robert Balaam 📍Lady Margaret Road, UB1 #ub1ub2 #london #southall #ealing #parking

Boulders have appeared on Lady Margaret Road in Southall, where dozens of cars used to park along the parade of shops. Locals are saying around 32 spaces have been lost. Some will see it as freeing up space for pedestrians and stopping dangerous parking. Others will worry about what it means for an area where parking is already tight, and for the local businesses that rely on passing trade. Either way, it’s got people talking. Good move or bad move? Let us know 👇 🎥 Submitted by Robert Balaam 📍Lady Margaret Road, UB1 #ub1ub2 #london #southall #ealing #parking

UB1UB2 West London (Southall)

44,558 views • 2 months ago

🚨 MALLS ARE NOW CHARGING PEOPLE JUST TO PARK CLOSER TO THE DOOR A woman filming the parking lot at her local mall noticed something that stopped her in her tracks. The entire front row of spaces was empty. Then she saw the sign. “Upfront Plus Parking.” Meaning if you want the closest spots near the entrance… you now have to pay for them. Meanwhile there are plenty of completely free spaces just a little farther away. “So they want you to pay for something that’s not even covered… at a mall?” The clip is now spreading online as people debate whether this is a clever way for malls to squeeze extra money out of shoppers… or the beginning of a new trend. First airlines charged for seats. Now malls are charging for parking spots. Are businesses getting creative… or are we slowly being charged for everything?

🚨 MALLS ARE NOW CHARGING PEOPLE JUST TO PARK CLOSER TO THE DOOR A woman filming the parking lot at her local mall noticed something that stopped her in her tracks. The entire front row of spaces was empty. Then she saw the sign. “Upfront Plus Parking.” Meaning if you want the closest spots near the entrance… you now have to pay for them. Meanwhile there are plenty of completely free spaces just a little farther away. “So they want you to pay for something that’s not even covered… at a mall?” The clip is now spreading online as people debate whether this is a clever way for malls to squeeze extra money out of shoppers… or the beginning of a new trend. First airlines charged for seats. Now malls are charging for parking spots. Are businesses getting creative… or are we slowly being charged for everything?

HustleBitch

16,562 views • 5 months ago

My Tesla was pulling into a parking lot when a gardening truck full of tools started backing up. I thought “Shit, what if he can’t see me because his rear view is blocked? I better reverse” But before I could even reach over to shift gears, my Tesla reversed itself to get out of the way, and then just pulled into the parking spot. Really cool when your car’s AI is able to complete your thoughts faster than you can lift a finger.

My Tesla was pulling into a parking lot when a gardening truck full of tools started backing up. I thought “Shit, what if he can’t see me because his rear view is blocked? I better reverse” But before I could even reach over to shift gears, my Tesla reversed itself to get out of the way, and then just pulled into the parking spot. Really cool when your car’s AI is able to complete your thoughts faster than you can lift a finger.

Whole Mars Catalog

153,100 views • 6 months ago

WOW 🚨 Illinois resident says “I live next door to a 24/7 bakery factory and the parking lot has been empty,” it’s normally full. 3 other factories lots are empty HOW MANY AMERICAN JOBS have been given to illegal aliens for cheap ILLEGAL labor?? Central Illinois, “The Bimbo Bakery factory and next door to it is two more factories and then across the street is another factory. This parking lot should be full. This factory runs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week” “If you look at that parking lot, it is empty. — This is our only street in and outta town to get over there. And as you can see, there are no cars.”

WOW 🚨 Illinois resident says “I live next door to a 24/7 bakery factory and the parking lot has been empty,” it’s normally full. 3 other factories lots are empty HOW MANY AMERICAN JOBS have been given to illegal aliens for cheap ILLEGAL labor?? Central Illinois, “The Bimbo Bakery factory and next door to it is two more factories and then across the street is another factory. This parking lot should be full. This factory runs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week” “If you look at that parking lot, it is empty. — This is our only street in and outta town to get over there. And as you can see, there are no cars.”

Wall Street Apes

8,374,600 views • 1 year ago

FSD 14.1 can use a drivethru🤯 When nav is used, it first tries to park because your only destination option is parking, but when you put it in the drivethru FSD does it correctly Once Tesla adds a drivethru button as one of the destination options it would be perfect

FSD 14.1 can use a drivethru🤯 When nav is used, it first tries to park because your only destination option is parking, but when you put it in the drivethru FSD does it correctly Once Tesla adds a drivethru button as one of the destination options it would be perfect

Dirty Tesla

649,388 views • 10 months ago