Tesla FSD 12.3.6 is like autopilot for planes
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- čas přidán 8. 07. 2024
- Driving around in my 2018 Tesla Model 3 with Full Self Driving (FSD) beta v12.3.6 near my hometown in the Phoenix Metro area to show how effective the FSD beta is in my area.
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Just got 12.4.3 this morning. Just keeps getting better. We are making history.
crossing my fingers I get 12.4.x soon :)
I just got my model 3 2 days ago fsd works really well but struggles in all the roundabouts we have here in Indy
That's interesting. there are a couple of small roundabouts here and I have a couple videos where there are moments I use them. For the most part, my experience in the roundabouts has been pretty good. A couple of times, the car drifted from one lane to another, but there was no other traffic and it worked out okay in the moment.
thanks for the feedback. the purpose of my channel was to demonstrate how well FSD was working in the area I drive in. your comment helps others understand how well it works in your area too.
We have roundabouts that transfer to multiple roundabouts so the lines on the roads get crossed over each other. That when the car seems to struggle a bit. In a simple roundabout the car does good. Loving everything else so far
I really like FSD, but they need to have a few more settings such as "run yellow lights", or "easy breaking". Slamming on the breaks for yellow lights is always nerve wracking
yes.... this. I agree. I also want a sliding scale % of how chill/ aggressive it is. I feel like on a scale of 0 to 100 where 0 is drive the speed limit & stay in the right lane on the freeway and 100 is always speeding and weaving in and out of traffic on the freeway, I'm probably like an 75-80 - like get me there fast but safe. I feel like your options would fit into that scale somewhere. Maybe not, but yes, more options.
12.3.6 in Houston is not so great, it can't handle quick freeway merges and gets forced off. It has a hard time making U-Turns underneath the freeway as it can't merge quickly enough to the left. It works 90% of the time, the other 10% is just frustrating. The same issues we've had with FSD doesn't seem to have ever been rectified in Houston. Same issues still.
I know that the freeway driving stack was separate for a while. I can't remember which version they are all supposed to be combined into one software stack - maybe 12.4.x? I know it's frustrating - they still haven't fixed being able to enter and exit the HOV lane in AZ - it's because the lane is a solid white line and in other states, you're not supposed to cross a solid white line. I don't record voice memos for my disengagements, but I feel like they should know by now that it is vital to allow the car to cross the solid white HOV lane line in AZ in order to enter and exit the HOV lane. I used to experience the quick freeway merges in some spots in AZ, and I usually just either take over or use the turn signal early before the merge to tell the car to start thinking about the merge earlier than it would normally do it by itself. maybe that might help you.
The versions are progressing though. I'd urge you to use FSD as much as possible and just take over in the moments when it isn't working for you. That's what will help train the system.
the purpose of my channel was to demonstrate how well FSD was working in the area I drive in. your comment helps others understand how well it works in your area too.
Thanks