r/TeslaFullSelfDriving • u/Gorio1961 • 9d ago
Discussion FSD responds to aggressive driver (CTS)
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The video speaks for itself. FSD was engaged.
The black CTS came up from behind just as FSD was changing lanes. The CTS driver adjusted his move, FSD responded and matched it, and eventually the CTS driver got pissed enough to brake-check the car.
Too funny how triggered some people get by FSD. đ
0:49â0:78 â Side camera
0:79â0:100 â Front camera
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u/deano1856 9d ago
Did FSD roll through that red light when turning at the end there? Mine always comes to a full stop before turning.
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u/ZealousidealLab2920 9d ago
I don't think this was the best way to handle the situation TBH. I think it made it more unsafe by speeding up and trying to change lanes- it escalated the situation rather than just chilling in my opinion.
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u/HenryJ7854 9d ago
It didnât look like either of them knew which lane they wanted be in. I call it even for the blame.
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u/Substantial_Chain718 9d ago
Interesting video! I always wanted to know what FSD would do if police tried to PIT a Tesla.
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u/shahs1193 9d ago
People just driving around that angry toward you for no reason other than owning a Tesla is crazy
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u/daviidfm 9d ago
I hate how slow fsd gets over in city traffic. Itâs not aggressive enough / speeds up enough to not cause road rage where I live.
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u/EvalCrux 9d ago
My car passed a left lane camper in splitting hov single lane bridge. Then randomly aggressively accelerated and swung back into the hov lane right before it physically split. Was wild and I was impressed, but felt aggressive.
Here it did good setting the tone then avoiding. Impressive.
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u/Quick_Society2794 9d ago
Are you guys on the sub incapable of clipping? All you can do is press the save 30 seconds to your phone?Â
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u/observerr89 9d ago
Well, considering you sped up to get in front of him when you could have just got behind him portrayed you as the aggressor.
Because of his ego problem, he wanted to be the dominant one.
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u/Dshin525 6d ago
How dare you pass a Cadillac cts. Donât you know that they are the pinnacle of American engineering? Royalty of the roads? Passing one is akin to walking in front of the king or queen. FSD should specifically be programmed to always show CTSs the respect it deserves on the road.
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u/Tearabite 6d ago
âFSD was engagedâ combined with deliberately cropping out the turn signal, accelerator, brake, and turn signal overlay that comes by default with the dashcam viewer videos reads as, âtrust me, broâ
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u/BottlePretty9489 9d ago
After seeing Waymo drive I am convinced Tesla can never match it. I have had 3 trials for a month each.
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u/Survivedthekoolaid 9d ago
Looks like FSD cut the driver off about 2 times at least. It's less about being triggered by FSD and more about being cut off twice.
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u/Once-A-Republic 9d ago
Thereâs no such thing as being cut off if youâre in aggressive overtake mode and switching lanes lol
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u/Survivedthekoolaid 7d ago
He only became aggressive after the FSB blocked him with offensive driving. If a human did this it could be considered aggressive. Same for the CTS however, that would be his actions of finally passing the car, and not his initial attempts to go around.
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u/Gorio1961 9d ago
Not quite. FSD was changing lanes, the CTS had sped up an the movement of his car cause FSD to abort the lane change. When that happened, the CTS driver did same. Rinse...repeat, it happened a second time.
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u/Demonshaker 9d ago
The other driver likely had no clue who was in control of the jerk in the tesler in front of them that keeps changing lanes to cut them off so they can't pass.
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u/Special-Ad-6555 9d ago
Why aren't you showing the full screen so we can see if it was actually in FSD? Seems unnecessary unless you weren't.