@Tesla@elonmusk
On May 16, 2026 ~10AM EST, my Tesla Model Y suddenly accelerated on its own (at point A in photo) while driving down the ramp from Parking Level 2 to 1 at JFK Terminal 4 Short Term Garage. No accelerator input. Hit a fence hard. Opened case C01C20E91 with Tesla.
@sabeer@LeftWorld73804 In village, people don't have enough space to live, where will they make toilet? If the government makes public toilet, the quality will be very poor because of corruption, and nobody will take responsibility for keeping it cleaned.
@sabeer Recently, attended a marriage in a village in Ballia. I was told to defect in field as in village, it is not possible to arrange portable toilet for so many people. Also. The portable toilet is good only for western style toilets.
@elonmusk Not able to control the speed on FSD is very frustrating. If speed limit is 55, I should be able to set max limit of 68 so that it does not drive faster than that to avoid getting any tickets. Tesla needs to fix this.
@elonmusk Please fix FSD driver's profile. It should not drive on 70 on 55 speed limit in Standard profile. It should also follow posted speed limit. Currently it does not read posted speed limit.
@sabeer The government hates Dimaagi people because they ask for accountability for the issues which are happening in India. E.g. poor government schools infrastructure, paper leaks, falling of newly bridges etc...
Hope CJP raises poor quality of government hospitals, corruptions
@wholemars@WaitWhat Tesla FSD is not supposed to commit traffic violations even in supervised mode. If it drives significantly faster than the posted speed limit, it is committing a violation. Drivers should not have to constantly switch driving profiles just to prevent this.
@rajuvamsi007 How long till it learns my habits? Keep switching Standard โ Chill at 70 in a 55 zone, then back to Standard at 57, over and over. When will it get that I want speed kept under 70?
@ahead_of_curve@aelluswamy Tesla FSD is not supposed to commit traffic violations even in supervised mode. If it drives significantly faster than the posted speed limit, it is committing a violation. Drivers should not have to constantly switch driving profiles just to prevent this.
@mrfundman Tesla FSD is not supposed to commit traffic violations even in supervised mode, so if it is driving significantly faster than the posted speed limit, it is committing a violation and Tesla must fix it.
@aelluswamy@DavidMoss Tesla FSD should also read the posted speed limit. When speed limit goes from 55 to 35 miles, it continues to drive on 70 miles and screen it shows speed limit as 55.
@aelluswamy@DavidMoss Tesla needs to fix its FSD profiles. On a 55 mph speed limit, I should be able to set a speed between 65 and 69 mph. Right now, Standard goes up to 70โ71 mphโwhere I risk getting a speeding ticketโwhile Chill only goes up to 57 mph.
@DevinOlsenn Tesla needs to fix its FSD profiles. On a 55 mph speed limit, I should be able to set a speed between 65 and 69 mph. Right now, Standard goes up to 70โ71 mphโwhere I risk getting a speeding ticketโwhile Chill only goes up to 57 mph.