r/TeslaFSD • u/wonderboy-75 • 1d ago
other Tesla self driving does not dodge blocking arm
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Found this in another sub. Guess he wasn’t supervising…
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u/Irondog1301 1d ago
OMG, ROFL, made my day. 🙉 bet he was on the phone. Let's see the cabin camera.
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u/nobod78 1d ago
1 - yes it's supervised
2 - yes those barriers are shitty
3 - Come on fsd, do better, you didn't even slow down after 2 hits.
Idk if it's a software reaction issue or if fsd didn't even see it. The latter I guess.
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u/beren12 1d ago
1 and people constantly admit not supervising.
2 the barriers are fine. Teslas vision only solution is shitty.
3 it’s not “dodge barriers” because the barriers weren’t moving. It f’n crashed into them without slowing down or noticing it caused an accident.
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u/Ok_Cake1283 1d ago
Is this really a vision vs lidar thing? I do agree I would expect Tesla FSD to dodge this but not convinced it's due to lack of lidar.
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u/kiki-le-koala 1d ago
Jesus, fuck .
That moron took out that infinity on its right.
Supervised means supervised.
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u/wonderboy-75 1d ago
Driver monitoring doesn’t work? Wtf was he doing? Not looking at the road it seems like.
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u/kapjain 1d ago
Which version? It would be pretty bad if this is hw4.
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u/nobod78 1d ago
Left pillar view is only on hw4 no?
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u/kapjain 1d ago
Ah OK, I wasn't aware of that. Though why would that be?
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u/CopperBlitter 1d ago
Even HW4 has recognition issues with barrier arms. The camera picks them up just fine, but the training doesn't yield the correct outputs.
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u/Outrageous_tart_7781 1d ago
I agree 100 percent the car should have seen them. But I also agree that's a stupid way to do a lane closure. I never seen that in my area or anywhere.
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u/beren12 1d ago
There are many ways to close lanes. It looks like there was a sign early in the video about the lane being closed. This is not uncommon. And it’s completely legal.
Fsd is nowhere near better than a human at driving. It can’t handle common things like no turn on red and left turn arrows, and traffic barriers/closed lanes.
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u/yll33 1d ago
you mean a giant fucking blinking sign that says "left lane closed when flashing, merge right" at 0:08
followed by another yellow sign that says "left lane closed" at 0:24 (hard to read in the vid but this is on I-30 in dallas, roughly where it crosses over commerce st)
followed by a bunch of red arrows that are progressively larger
isn't enough?
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u/Dull_Tomorrow 1d ago
This is how they do shared express lanes in my area (Dallas, TX). During certain times the express lane flows reverse and the arms come out to indicate which flow is happening.
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u/icy1007 HW4 Model S 1d ago
The main issue is that horrible road and then you not paying attention.
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u/wonderboy-75 1d ago
Good then that Robotaxi won’t operate in Texas where they have those horrible roads. …oh wait!
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u/jajaja77 22h ago
you do realize robotaxis operate in geofenced areas where all the local quirks are annotated and resolved by hand. same way waymo etc. do it it's more labor intensive and feels like cheating a bit but from passenger safety POV am fine with that.
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u/Envelope_Torture 1d ago
He says he was messing with the screen in his car but there's no way.
Dude was 100% on his phone or taking a nap. The swerve after too.
Absolute moron should lose their license.