@DrewPavlou@elonmusk They’re going to be tried under the new adult time for adult crime legislation that the new-ish Liberal (centre right) state government implemented. We hope they get life.
@4TESLANZ I’ve had 2 similar instances, both seemed like they would have ended unfavorably. You did the right thing. FSD doesn’t seem to have the required reasoning ability.
@teslaxhusky Mine does the same thing, repeatedly. It’s almost unusable. Does yours also cross solid white lane lines, particularly at traffic lights or when it makes a last minute decision to take an exit? It’s a $160 fine in Qld..
@CARN0N A chauffeur that doubles your commute time with route problems, gets speeding fines, runs over pot holes, makes illegal maneuvers, and forces you to drive when it can’t manage. I’d rather put $149pm into SPCX tbh.
@elonmusk Must be nice in the USA. Here’s the most I can get out of it in AUS. In other words, not very good at all. Not currently worth anywhere near $149 per month. Oh, and the auto wiper function still doesn’t work properly.
@Tesla Absolutely! That luxurious feeling I get when my 20 min commute is replaced by a 35 min commute, 2 speeding fines and a flat tyre is indescribable! So amaze. Much FSD.
@wholemars We see many safety critical issues in Australia. Version 14.3.5. Overtaking on double lines to head on traffic. Clipping gutters. Pulling in front of vehicles at roundabouts. Attempting to drive into concrete barriers, to name a few.
@RobGrieves@OmarOuqfi Mine gives up. flashes keep eyes on the road. Can’t choose a lane. I have to take over. That’s after it slows down to a crawl 100mts before it and slowly inched its way in. Ffs! 🤬
Me after FSD: Don’t use that lane it’s about to end.
Omg a speed camera, and it’s speeding.. there goes $345.
Oh no a pot h… ow.
Why is it exiting here when nav says go straight?
Why so slow round a corner?
What? You’re giving up halfway through a round about?
And we’re emergency braking for no reason.
The auto wipers still don’t work properly.
2025 vehicle market was approx 1.2mm vehicles. 60 odd % were suv type vehicles. Obviously some genuinely require 4x4 or tray for work. The rest probably never see off road or site work. I do wonder what % of the remainder would like a suv based on cybertruck platform? School runs, weekends away, Bunnings trips etc..
@JohnCleese Usually claims of follow the money are way off base. However, as we’ve recently discovered in AUS, the Labor Gov directly funds private media companies with tax payer funds. It does make one wonder.
@AvidCommentator I often wonder if missing the point is a deliberate strategy to drive traffic, under the old adage of any publicity is good publicity?
@AlexDillman@aelluswamy@paulg Because there are different laws in other countries. E.g in Australia you can and will be fined for exceeding the speed limit by 2-3kph. Fixed and mobile speed cameras do this. Fsd can/will not adhere to speed here. So constant disengagement.