Robotaxi Drives Double the Speed Limit, Hits Speed Bumps at Full Speed… Tesla Influencers Describe It as "Excellent." - FuelArc News
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Here is video of a Tesla Robotaxi driving at twice the speed limit down Austin streets and over speed bumps. Oh, and it sees a deer! This drive is a good illustration of Tesla’s FSD suite being almost ready for use on public roads. Unfortunately, “almost” is good enough for horseshoes and hand grenades, but […]

So, the Tesla Robotaxi rollout is going great and they are following all applicable local laws to autonomously drive safely. /s

  • Canigou@jlai.luEnglish
    113·
    11 hours ago

    The source is a fake website with the only articles being about criticizing Tesla. I am not a fan of Tesla or Musk, to say the least, but this is no better than X’s propaganda…

    • ayyy@sh.itjust.worksEnglish
      31·
      2 hours ago

      Watch the videos with your own eyes, don’t blindly believe billionaire propaganda. These machines are a violent manace.

  • magnetosphere@fedia.io
    13·
    15 hours ago

    I like that they still insist on using the name Twitter. It makes me sad when a media outlet gives up and starts calling it X.

    Going with something like “X (formerly Twitter)” seems like a reasonable compromise.

    • LousyCornMuffins@lemmy.worldEnglish
      5·
      9 hours ago

      Your ride will cost $150 and take 20 minutes. If you would like it to take ten minutes, please pay an additional liver.

  • tal@lemmy.todayEnglish
    33·
    19 hours ago

    Double the Speed Limit, Hits Speed Bumps at Full Speed…Excellent

    I remember a computer science professor telling us that he was once somewhere like New York City and was about to miss his flight and wasn’t going to reasonably make it to the airport.

    He decides to do a Hollywood-style “if you can get me to the airport in the next twenty minutes, there’s X hundred dollars in it for you” to the first cab that pulled up. The prof says “The cabbie said okay and he got me there in time, and we didn’t die, but I am never, ever doing that again.”

    Sometimes people might approve of that speed, though.