Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology has been at the center of controversy in recent years, with many questioning its safety and reliability. Now, a new development has raised even more eyebrows: the Dutch road regulator, RDW, has revealed that it is withholding safety review data for Tesla's FSD at the automaker's request, citing trade secrets. This move has sparked concerns among safety advocates and experts, who argue that transparency is crucial in evaluating the safety of advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) like FSD. As the debate over the effectiveness and safety of FSD continues to rage, the RDW's decision has added fuel to the fire, leaving many to wonder what Tesla is hiding and what the implications might be for road safety.
The Dutch road regulator, the RDW, is withholding Tesla FSD safety review data at the automaker's request, citing trade secrets.
