A Belgian advocacy group conducted a three-day test of Tesla’s Full Self-Driving system and documented repeated safety concerns, including excessive speeding, incorrect speed limit recognition, and attempts to overtake cyclists illegally. Observers recorded instances where the system maintained an average speed of 44 kilometers per hour in a 30 kilometer-per-hour zone, raising questions about real-world compliance with traffic regulations. The findings highlight potential risks when automated driving features operate without proper oversight, particularly in urban environments where precision is critical. Critics argue such lapses could undermine public trust in autonomous vehicle technology if left unaddressed.
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 ...
