Can Tesla FSD Beta Drive You To Work? 😅

[@rctezluh42069]

What i don't understand is how people can be against Autonomy and also trust all the manual drivers out there at the same time, Insanity!!! Upvoted!!!

[@DirtyTesla]

My problems with beta these days are almost always other drivers. This drive shows a difference there, but eventually a single update will fix every car with these bugs...

[@15Stratos]

They're scared of the unknown unfortunately

[@splashmaker2]

One person I discussed it with against FSD was concerned about security and being able to have the human in control. The problem is that other humans in the vehicle are still not in direct control, so you could be either taken or hijacked. The security argument doesn’t hold water imo, since it is way harder to secure other humans than a computer/software. You can always have an emergency kill switch to manual mode as well, like FSD currently has.

[@Robert...Schrey]

make a video of the incident, and report it to the police.

[@nonconsensualopinion]

Well, to be fair they may want those human drivers banned too but don't have the ability to do it.

[@bronson7130]

As always your videos are absolutely required viewing for all FSD users, new and old. Watching since 2020. Thank you Chris

[@DirtyTesla]

Thank you Bob! 🙇

[@pooljunki1]

pretty sure i will never have the money to drive a tesla and io still watch every Cris and Chuck

[@DirtyTesla]

@@pooljunki1 Never say never :)

[@TheJesusFreeke]

Thank you for showing us what computers look like as they learn. You are helping educate both AGI and apes at the same time! :)

[@RubenKelevra]

9:30 I mean the recommended safe following distance is 3 seconds. I think that's close to what it's using on 'average', and it allows also for smoother braking action of the car, if the car in front stops suddenly. I mean, you don't get faster to your destination if you tailgate - only faster to the next hospital. :)

[@brandonstreng83]

I noticed at 17:30 the “changing lanes to follow route” quickly changes to “changing lanes into faster lane” about a second later. I’m going to try to watch for this messaging switch on my own drives. Maybe some of the weird lane selection issues are due to a logic battle between following the route and picking the faster lane.

[@LazyVideosGAME]

I once drove 100 (60mph) and drove past an entrance to a farm house, which had its own shield that said 10 (6mph) on the property for the farmers working there with tractors and trucks and whatnot. My car hit the brakes hard to get from 60 to 6 and I had to intervene. That must have been one of the most harrowing experiences so far, but other than that it's a breeze.

[@DirtyTesla]

Wow seriously?? Lowest I've seen it respond to is 15mph

[@stefansnell4976]

Wow haha. That sounds scary.

[@andrewcochran4389]

Thanks for this video with comments on new 11.4 items. Still on 11.3.6. Had an Early Merge onto interstate last night 👍. Has moved over for "Path Blockage," sometimes with nothing in road. Sometimes speed limits on ramps are too slow. Had 2 moves into turnaround lanes in past 3 days. Have to use Bug Report because I don't get a Voice Note symbol. Switched me from Average to Assertive twice overnight so I kept it there.

[@DirtyTesla]

Average to assertive? Haha... Weird

[@RubenKelevra]

3:23 kinda crazy how much modulation of the accelerator pedal is required to hold a steady speed. All these human drivers who need to do this the whole time. :O

[@oisiaa]

11.4.1 routinely takes me to/from work safely and comfortably with 0 disengagements or interventions. I commute 100 miles round trip. With about 20 miles of "city streets".

[@DirtyTesla]

Wow 🔥 🔥

[@aggiechase37]

I'm suspicious

[@madhououinkyoma]

that's a lot of miles

[@timwildauer5063]

18:40 the truck isn’t going off the road, he’s avoiding a pothole. 🤣 Yeah, “circus” is totally right.

[@themodfather9382]

Thanks for keeping up with the graphs at the end.

[@RubenKelevra]

15:33 just abort FSD and send a voice message every time this happens. I'm sure the FSD team focuses on areas with a lot of disengagements first. So the more issues a specific area is having, the more likely they will look at it on the map.

[@enyayannidido]

I use FSD for my 60 mile work commute 3 days a week. Through coast winding highway with daily construction areas, stop and go traffic and two freeways. I’ve been disengaging FSD in construction zone because it’s still glitches. Your drive to work is a breeze. When I get off freeway in Los Angeles, the last mile, I disengage again because FSD is too slow for city congested traffic.

[@sawyerw5715]

If there are no cars around to overtake you, I don't understand immediate need to get out of passing lane. There may be more of a chance you will need passing lane again, before someone behind approaches. Car can detect approaching car from good distance and then exit passing lane.

[@BigBen621]

Also, on many heavily worn Interstates, the passing lane will be much smoother and quieter than the "truck lane".

[@BillBadMule123]

I Dont own a Tesla Yet but hopefully someday I will .. I Love your videos ,the video quality is so good I feel like I am in the car with you enjoying the ride .💯💢💥💫👍

[@woodmanrog]

Hey Chris. Thanks so much for your update videos. It takes weeks before I get the latest fsd updates, you give great headsups so I kind of know what to expect. Suggestion: Get yourself one of the AI student driver placards for the back of your car. I find that MOST drivers are more forgiving to fsd faux pas. Keep up the good work.

[@BigBen621]

Dr. Know-it-all sells these on his channel, and I have one on my MY. Not sure it helps, but it seems to.

[@ejaguar211]

06:00 It seems like the difference may be with a leading vahicle in front or not.

[@coreyverisario6570]

Great video. I liked the 3rd cam view. (Clean your window! Lol!!) Other than the changing lanes to the turn around, it seemed very good. Mine has been thinking its a new lane to use in Illinois and I i take over to correct it. Yesterday I had a 209 mile trip with it. First time I seen it (11.3.6 version) slow down for a right turn on a 2 lane highway, drive over the solid white line and turn right. It did it so well. Impressed my mom as well. No one was behind me but it still decided to do that. I love to see yours finally getting out of the merge lane quickly and with a signal! Progress we can see!! And also, yesterday morning was the morning of bad drivers.

[@DirtyTesla]

Say my name

[@coreyverisario6570]

@@DirtyTesla ? Lol

[@Ample17]

I started buying TSLA again. Because i'm confident now that Tesla will solve Autonomy in the near to mid future. The progress is undeniable.

[@mikebryant538]

My local highway has 45 MPH minimum signs in 60 MPH zones. Unfortunately the vision system treats those as limit signs so I have to constantly override the speed setting. I wish it would learn to treat those signs as a MINIMUM speed, not maximum.

[@reinisj6078]

This should be a series, watching Michigan drivers :D Awesome video as always!

[@nikolozjanelidze3624]

17:45 - it said not ,,to follow route", it said ,,going in to faster lane".

[@computertutorials1286]

10:54 Daily occurrence here in Texas, and don't go to Houston.

[@NanoSchaap]

I have this left lane changes almost every time when taking my sim to school. It is a “death center by-directional” lane following by a left turn lane. Success rate is 1:10 tries.

[@briandavis3458]

So much better than what we see in the north east. Still struggling with excessive caution at basic intersections and inconsistency of repeated routes. So much better than it was in December when I got it. I have found if I manually reduce the speed ahead of a technical area it does better. Sometimes it just needs an extra moment to think and execute.

[@OverlordActual]

6:02 This is a beta 11 thing for me in general. But my car usually only does it when in the right lane but it will try to turn off a bunch on roads like this. I've been voice reporting like crazy as well. It used to only do it on literally one road and it was fixed but then it broke on a bunch of other similar situations. Hopefully will be fixed when we (the rest of us) get on beta 11.4.?. But super duper annoying. Other thing I have been voice reporting is just requesting that minimal lane changes be a permanent on/off toggle instead of having to turn it on every drive.

[@aljohnson9119]

Thanks as always. It appears (IMHO) that Beta is not stuck, but chooses, on two lane highways, to remain in left lane until a vehicle approaches from the rear. Then, it moves out of the passing (left) lane. It tends so avoid the right lane as cars are entering and exiting the right lane. Similar on three-lane roads--it remains in the center lane and will even return to the center lane to travel. It will seldom drive in the right lane. Interestingly, as Elon noted, FSD drivers can see how badly other drivers behave. Good drive.

[@BigBen621]

On a three-lane highway, my FSD Beta will signal "moving out of the right-most lane" or similar.

[@madhououinkyoma]

@@BigBen621 That's interesting. Would like to see that.

[@jasonlop10]

I get cut off here at least 10 times a day in Chicago…forcing FSD to slam the brakes.

[@jeffweingrad4658]

Finally a FSD video with real drivers. Not quite east coast bad, but still the same types of characters that should be forced into FSD for everyones safety. Or at least to advocate for more telecommuting.

[@hazelbell6984]

According to the internet the east coast. Especially New England has the best drivers. According to deaths, duis, and uninsured drivers. But I really have just come to the conclusion that like 35% of drivers are completely unable to drive safely for varying reasons

[@thesteaktc]

The thing about exiting passing lane I’ve noticed is it will say it when it detects someone close behind you. So it works sometimes but others, the car coming up behind is going too quickly and decides to pass on the inside instead.

[@delschier1419]

I have 77K miles on my 2016 model S and find the old autopilot good and useful. I just drove a friend's Model 3 with the FSD option and the latest FSD beta activated. It worked but nowhere near autonomous. On a short 5 mile light traffic trip it made it to the destination of Home Depot; almost. It could not back out of the driveway and when it got into the parking lot it went on a collision course to parked trailers and I had to quickly take over. It turned left at a simple intersection when the light turned green it cut sharply and almost clipped the car sitting at the light for the other direction. On the return trip it started to pull out from a stop sign with a car coming and I had to stop it from doing that. It ignores potholes and it tried to run over a kid playing in a side street, but he got out of the way. I am sure it would run over dogs and cats. The $15K my friend spent for the FSD option is a total rip off profit center for Tesla FSD will probably not be safe until after his car is worn out. The should be paying drivers to test the beta not the other way around.

[@jasonberger3227]

Yes, my car can successfully drive me about 20 miles, including a mix of Suburban streets, highway, and downtown Atlanta streets successfully with zero takeovers, and usually no interventions.

[@DirtyTesla]

That's awesome!

[@css145hs]

I can’t even buy FSD in Puerto Rico let alone opt into the beta. I could at purchase in December but can’t after. It’s infuriating.

[@bruceyarbro9986]

Thanks for bringing up passing lane changes!

[@NordicProspecting]

i wonder how it would handle a trip into the middle of no where woods where good dirt road is luxury

[@DirtyTesla]

When our dirt roads are all tore up, it just flies through the pot holes it's super annoying lol. But edge detection is pretty good

[@prman9984]

Mine goes into left lanes when going straight on 11.3. Happens pretty frequently. Big regression from 11.2.

[@michaeldew7904]

Mine has driven me to work. It does some stupid things but makes it most times. Most of the time it doesn't make it, it's because it's too slow and I don't want to bother people. Not much traffic at 545 though, and it's a short drive.

[@RubenKelevra]

5:43 what happens if you kill the nav? Does it still try to go to the left lanes? My guess is, that it just sees a new lane popping up and does not recognize them as turn lanes (yet). Since there's a left turn coming up it just tries to stay in the left-most through lane

[@woof059]

FSD drives me to work every day. Can’t wait for 11.4.xx.

[@mthuhn]

I know that assertive doesn't say anything about staying in the passing lane but if you test it you will see it is true that it won't get out of the passing lane

[@DirtyTesla]

Right but as shown later in the video, average doesn't either (unless a car is approaching)

[@mthuhn]

@@DirtyTesla I would like to see it on assistive with a car coming up behind you. from the videos that I watched it is still a problem

[@SciMajor1]

5:03 I'm seeing that same behaviour everywhere. 😞

[@Patriot3]

I'm only halfway through the video. I set mine to minimal lane changes, which smooths out the drive.

[@RubenKelevra]

7:48 two vehicles in front in MINT conditions. I'm sure they'll pass a proper vehicle inspection with flying colors 😂

[@DirtyTesla]

We don't have inspections in Michigan 😉

[@TheJesusFreeke]

I can't wait for my CT!! I hope FSD it's ready for taxi service by then so I can afford the truck and FSD both!

[@80KBM]

The yellow lines at 6:01 seems too be a bit short. Do you think the "problem" you have are the roadwork stuff?

[@timmcgrath9788]

I've been having a lot of problems starting with v11. It moves into intersections without being able to see, and then stops in traffic. And it hard brakes when opposing traffic is a little too close for comfort in narrow lanes. It's hard to use in NJ in its current state.

[@drivelogs6629]

I am on build FSD 11.3.6 and the car's ability to merge on the highway got better without an update. It started to merge on the highway earlier i.e. before the merge lane ends.

[@brucec954]

If it weren't for the fact that Tesla wants FSD people to be beta testers, seems like Tesla could easily make a lower cost version that would allow you to record say 2 routes (commute + go to store or such) but not have "unlimited FSD". By recording the route, you could eliminate most/all of the navigation problems and get most of the FSD benefit since commuting for most people is what you do the most and is not "fun driving". The uptake on this would likely be much higher than having to pay $15k and would earn a lot more money overall. But I know, true robotaxi FSD is "coming by the end of the year!"

[@wylieecoyote]

It is moving to the left because it is trying to prepare for an upcoming left turn. The logic must not be considering other turns before the upcoming left.

[@Wol747]

For all my ongoing negative comments, beta is now hugely impressive and all without any geofencing. Time will tell whether using visual only will be able to get much beyond level 2. Another big question is when - or, better, if owners outside North America will get beta or better.

[@AntrellFuller]

Truly enjoy watching your videos Chris

[@PlatinumAzure]

I've had early turn attempts for months sadly, even on my current version of 11.3.6 :-(

[@BLAISEDAHL96]

Is that M-59? That is crazy!! I live in white lake!

[@thanhn2001]

It's amazing. It takes me to and from work everyday. Not always smoothly but it can 💯.

[@jordansage9655]

You really shouldn't be doing this. 17:30 It literally says "Changing Lanes into Faster Lane" to keep you at your selected speed of 75MPH instead of behind that truck at probably 60MPH. And yet you are complaining it wasn't necessary to get you to your route. Like, wtf?

[@brandonstreng83]

To be fair it did say “changing lanes to follow route” for a second before it switched to “changing lanes into faster lane”. I assume Chris glanced at the screen when it said the former and then proceeded to pay attention to the road as he should and missed the change of messaging.

[@robbiero368]

Why does the route on unmarked roads not match the map, never understood that, do they use one set of data for the map and a different set for planning a route?

[@BigBoneESB]

How are those dirt rounds so smooth? We have asphalt roads that are a suspension killer here and dirt roads, oh boy...

[@DirtyTesla]

They grade them pretty often haha.

[@tonydebreceni8966]

maybe only signals if other cars are present?

[@dustinmeier9753]

I’m looking forward to the ability to send video with my big reports. A lot of the issues that I encounter are complex to explain, and the regular bug report function has severe ADHD.

[@health101DOTorg]

I have to wonder if the software team knows that a lot of things you're constantly reporting will be resolved when they get to ver 12 (neural nets for everything).

[@joshalexander319]

Do you not set a percentage increase above the speed limit? That way you don’t have to manually increase your speed with the scroll wheel.

[@DirtyTesla]

I have found I don't mind going the limit most times if beta is driving. But for my local highway situation, the speed limit is often too slow

[@LunnarisLP]

0:20 ppl like this probably on their phone on twitter tweeting angry tweets about how FSD is unsafe :D

[@samuell.siskind]

Is anyone else having their issue: I subbed to FSD a month ago on 2023.6.11. Now that the beta is on a higher level, you’d think that I would have the enable beta button, but I don’t. Any insights?

[@BigBen621]

FSD 11.3.6 runs on 22.45.15, and it won't install on a later version; so that's why you don't have the button yet. 11.4.1 runs on 2023.7.5, so you should be eligible for this. But 11.4.1 was installed on about 5% of the fleet, and then installations pretty much halted; so apparently the next wide release will be 11.4.2, which you should get.

[@BigBen621]

Tesla has just announced that they're rolling out FSD 11.3.6 on software 2023.12; and according to TeslaFi this is already happening. So you won't get the latest (11.4.1/2) version yet, but you should get 11.3.6 within the next week or two.

[@human_shaped]

These honest reports of just how crap it still is are very useful thanks.

[@808GT]

Can it drive a narrow lane and reverse if it's too narrow for two cars to pass? That's what I need in the UK

[@DirtyTesla]

So as of right now, it doesn't have a full on reverse, but it does a little mini rollback. Summon/smart summon can reverse, so they just need to add it.

[@808GT]

@@DirtyTesla Thanks for the info. I have FSD on my S and being in the UK, we obviously have no Beta access but as I said, reversing will be a requirement here.

[@graysonwagner1855]

Curious, where it tries to exit left, let it and see if it corrects, or what occurs Thank you

[@DirtyTesla]

It doesn't correct lol

[@Patriot3]

How does it know it's a dirt road?

[@robc6362]

My car will stay in the passing lane until it senses a car approaching from the rear, then it will move out of the passing lane. Set on Average.

[@SecurityForces702]

I have FSD but cannot even get it to work 😞

[@VilleLahdenvuo]

Not here in Spain. 😢

[@nickolashaustein]

I don’t think the current camera systems will ever have FSD. Regular autopilot & Enhanced autopilot with the vision only models is absolutely terrible. The car thinks mirages are a car in the road and phantom breaks so much that I can’t even use it.

[@randomstoragespace]

Its very impressive. Tempting to upgrade from Enhanced

[@sr-gi3cr]

Could you comment on the difference between Model Y and Model X insurance cost?

[@DirtyTesla]

There actually almost the exact same. X is less ~$70 more in 6 months

[@brianyoung4380]

I'm still on 2022.45.15. I've not had a software update in probably 2 months. Do you have any idea what's up with that?

[@BigBen621]

2023.12.10 has started rolling out, which will allow newer Teslas on versions later that 2022.45.15, which 11.3.6 was built on, to finally get FSD Beta. My guess is that it will be rolled out first to Teslas on SW later than 2022.45.15, so they can get FSD Beta in the first place; and then to those on 2022.45.15, who already have access to FSD Beta but will now get the improvements in the base software.

[@simonpapworth8569]

Hi, do you think a group effort would allow a video of a cost to cost fsd drive?

[@DirtyTesla]

Yep

[@BigBen621]

Whole Mars Catalog recently drove nearly 400 miles from San Francisco to Los Angeles with no disengagements. Los Angeles to, say, Jacksonville, would only be about 6 times as far, so there's no reason this wouldn't be feasible. I'd certainly donate to that cause!

[@eliwilliamson-jones5998]

I’m kind of new at FSD Beta. Would you recommend any of your videos to get started?

[@DirtyTesla]

Hey Eli! I'd recommend a downtown one like this kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5DMmauFiah-qZo to see what it can do in more difficult scenarios :) lmk if you have any questions

[@eliwilliamson-jones5998]

@@DirtyTesla Thank you! I will check it out! So excited! I just downloaded FSD Beta and am almost ready to go!

[@DirtyTesla]

@@eliwilliamson-jones5998 enjoy!

[@strategistaow3520]

I would say you work n live in different states

[@jinxezzz1717]

what year and model tesla do you have? also how did you get into fsd beta?

[@DirtyTesla]

This is a 2021 Model Y. Long story short, I was making fsd videos for 2 years before beta was a thing, so Tesla knew who I was.

[@WinstonsGarage]

11:03 GMC thinks hes in GTA 5

[@6681096]

Shame that path planning causes issues. Google and Apple will tell you what Lane to get into.

[@RynkiewiczOne]

Which model is it?

[@denisrafailov6056]

I hope you are aware your passenger airbag is disabled

[@DirtyTesla]

It's because there isn't a passenger. When it senses weight in the seat it turns it back on. Pretty much all modern cars do the same.

[@francisguarin9065]

if i take over from fsd how i will re-engaged fsd do i need to set the destination again?

[@DirtyTesla]

No, you just double click the stalk again.

[@JeredtheShy]

This dude has the only Tesla in the Shire

[@evancline24]

OMG THESE DRIVERSSSSS!!

[@DirtyTesla]

Literally what was happening. So glad I recorded on mad max day.

[@evancline24]

@@DirtyTesla gotta love Michigan drivers!😬😭🤦🏼‍♂️

[@kihfio]

Chris, do you have any idea what FSD release is going to work with software 2023.12.5 ? Thanks, Keith Faison

[@DirtyTesla]

Sorry no idea. It seems it's probably pretty far away though.

[@kihfio]

Thanks. Just trying to justify keeping the FSD subscription or not.

[@BigBen621]

@@kihfio Not even 11.4.1, which runs on 2023.7.5, and is no longer being installed. So you'll probably have to wait at least for 11.4.2. I'd cancel the subscription until the FSD beta version catches up.

[@BigBen621]

Tesla has just announced that they're rolling out FSD 11.3.6 on software 2023.12; and according to TeslaFi this is already happening. So you won't get the latest (11.4.1/2) version yet, but you should get 11.3.6 within the next week or two.

[@kihfio]

@@BigBen621 Hello Ben - I received the update today, and indeed, FSD 11.3 did install. I am so pleased. I had FSD on my 2019 model X . . . but of course I lost that when I traded it in on a model Y. I really have missed it and that’s the reason I was so disappointed when I couldn’t even get it by subscription. I did order enhanced autopilot on the Y so my FSD is only $99/mo. Sorry to be so long winded, but I’m so pleased to have FSD back. Thank you for your original response and letting me know about todays ! All the best, Keith Faison

[@Mrbfgray]

Between Dirty and AIDriver I feel I'm up to date on FSD. :D

[@UberDude]

Almost anybody can get it? I’ve had my M3 for 4 months and still no update for FSD. Why?

[@BigBen621]

You're probably on too recent a software release. FSD Beta 11.4.1 has just rolled out to a few Teslas, and its rollout has now almost completely stopped. So you'd be in line for 11.3.6; but it runs on 2022.45.15. If your M3 is new, you probably have a later version than that (at the bottom of the home page on the app), and versions of FSD won't load on a later version of the software than what they're based on. Depending on your software version, you'll probably have to wait for 11.4.2.

[@BigBen621]

Tesla has just announced that they're rolling out FSD 11.3.6 on software 2023.12; and according to TeslaFi this is already happening. So you won't get the latest (11.4.1/2) version yet, but you should get 11.3.6 within the next week or two.

[@EverydayRoadster]

Please turn off fog light on clear day, it blinds other people.

[@t-man4256]

At the 16min mark when it changes from 70 down to 60 why is allowing 75mph, if this was in Australia the police would be interested in this video you would get a huge fine and likely lose about half of you demerit points (12 max you likely get about 6 for that) Did autopilot try and change it to 60mph?

[@DirtyTesla]

Because I changed it as I said in the beginning. As you can see, even going 5 over, people are flying by me. It's normal to go up to 10mph over the limit here and police (usually) don't care.

[@t-man4256]

@@DirtyTesla wow ok here in Australia we are Kph not Mph so give you an idea 15mph is 24kph in one of our states here More than 20km/h but not more than 30km/h over the speed limit is a $646AUD fine and 4 demerit points. You will absolutely get pulled over by police here in Australia for exceeding 5kph over the speed limit about 15 years ago they were more lenient about 10kph over. We have speed cameras everywhere that double as red light cameras and speeding cameras. Also putting our rules aside the reason other than revenue raising, there is significant data studies into braking distances from 5kph over the speed limit to 40kph over the limit, which is a loss of license here in Australia, there are 2 elements to the braking distances 1). distance traveled during reaction time and then 2). the actual braking distance. The big reason it was brought in to be tough at even 5kph over was the reaction time and pedestrians at even 10kph over the amount of meters travelled before you react. This is why I am watching with mouth open at all those cars still passing you at 15mph over the limit you would literally never see that in Australia

[@strategistaow3520]

This feels like 12.0v

[@TheSterg98]

does it dodge potholes yet?

[@DirtyTesla]

It can, but it's rare in my experience

[@TheSterg98]

@@DirtyTesla I'd be very curious to see a pothole avoidance test, this would be a huuuge thing to have in the northern parts of US and Canada where the freeze-thaws make craters every spring

[@chrisb6865]

I simply dont understand why the car isnt capable of feathering the brakes...My drive to work is mainly back roads (no highwaays) and FSDb simply doesnt know how to feather that brakess...Slam the accelerator, then slam on the brakes. And PLEASE stop braking at the top of hills!!!!

[@pepepro666]

Man, get some 360 camera

[@slimeyrock]

It can't even drive out of a gated community.

[@DonBurke1]

Clearly, still not close to a ChatGPT moment.

[@DirtyTesla]

😬 I would say I'm more bullish on fsd lately than in the past, but the silly regressions get old, even if I understand why they're happening

[@litestuffllc7249]

You seem to be convincing yourself FSD is getting close to level 5. Here are things I have seen on your videos and others that tell me it isnt. Can't navigate in a parking garage. Can't pass on a two lane road. Usually gets confused by traffic cones and barriers. Can't read any signs. Can't hear commands, can't deal with hand signals. What if you had a toll both on your way to work or the airport? So called FSD doesn't recognize police cars or emergency vehicles, it doesn't usually recognize flashing emergency lights red, blue or yellow. It won't stop or yeild right of way to emergency vehicles or stopped buses letting kids out. It doesn't know a dangerous object from a non dangerous one so it will emergencey brake if a sheet of news paper blows in front of it. It can't tell mud, sand, soft shoulder, water over the roadway - it will drive right into them and get stuck. it can't detect small dangerous object on the road like broken glass. Most of your videos are like how great it works - driving places a child could drive with one finger. Normal easy driving in light traffic isn't much of a test; why don't you get a 9 year old and see if they can do it. Then try 5 years old.

[@RubenKelevra]

I mean, technically it can't. It would just turn around 100 times on the way to work ;D

[@Rockytesla]

I need beta so badly 😢

[@BigBen621]

Have you subscribed to it? If so, and you still don't have it, it's probably because you're on a later version of the base software, that the current 11.3.6 won't load on. The good news is that Tesla has just announced that they're rolling out FSD 11.3.6 on software 2023.12; and according to TeslaFi this is already happening. So you won't get the latest (11.4.1/2) version yet, but you should get 11.3.6 within the next week or two.

[@Rockytesla]

@@BigBen621 got subscribed last week and Tesla just updated my model x with fsd beta, yesssss!!

[@BigBen621]

@@Rockytesla 👍

[@travisty357]

You work at Panera? 🤣 What's most disheartening is that Elon thinks "it does look like it's going to happen this year" ("I think, in my opinion, we probably will") because he's been dropping pins in Austin and San Francisco and there's been "no safety related intervention" for a while. Maybe it's me and I have the wrong definition of FSD...where I am in the back seat or turned sideways playing cards with my wife. You are doing great work and we all really appreciate the continuous coverage of FSD. I also believe we all want this to succeed. I know you don't want to wreck your Model Y or X, but what would happen if you just let if move over into that turn-around lane? Would it stop, do a u-turn, merge back to the right??? Basically, would it get you there eventually, albeit 20 minutes late or not?