A Belgian advocacy group conducted a three-day test of Tesla’s Full Self-Driving system, uncovering repeated safety concerns including excessive speeding, inaccurate speed limit recognition, and attempts to overtake cyclists illegally. The system was recorded traveling at an average of 44 kilometers per hour in zones where the limit was 30, raising questions about its reliability in real-world conditions. Observers noted that the failures occurred despite Tesla’s claims of continuous improvement in autonomous driving technology. The findings highlight potential risks for both drivers and vulnerable road users when relying on the system.
Belgian advocacy group Johanna.be tested Tesla's FSD over 3 days found frequent speed violations, incorrect limit displays, and illegal cyclist overtaking attempts. System averaged 44 kph in 30 kph ...
