Does Tesla Full Self-Driving Work in the Snow? Let's Find Out! Tesla FSD V13

I'm putting Tesla's latest Full Self-Driving (FSD) V13 to the ultimate test-snowy roads. Can it handle unpredictable conditions and limited visibility?
Spoiler: the results may surprise you.
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[@ThomasCMurray]

Love it! 👊🏼

[@scottmckenna]

Thanks for letting me steal your vehicle

[@HughGriffiniii]

I drive 8 hours a day under a wide range of conditions. I see dozens of human drivers doing incredibly stupid things every day. Many people are distracted and don't possess the skills to deal with any unexpected situations. The problem is not improving... It's getting worse. I have been a passenger in two Teslas with v13 software. It's already far superior to most human drivers. In a couple months it will be exponentially better.

[@texashsad]

@@HughGriffiniii If people are flawed as you say, who do you think programs these cars?

[@HughGriffiniii]

That is a truly idiotic argument... Correlating bad drivers to world class software engineering and the world's largest drive data collection is as dumb a proposition as I have ever encountered.

[@texashsad]

@@HughGriffiniii World class engineering and the world's largest drive data collection? Think about what you just said the next time one of the Fortune 500 companies is hacked (again)with your very personal information.

[@texashsad]

So, who or what gets the ticket? I have a big problem with a car driving itself, I mean, how lazy do you have to be to put your life in the hands of your car? No,, thank you.

[@HughGriffiniii]

Damn horseless carriages! I will never give up my horse...

[@scottmckenna]

Has nothing to do with laziness. It’s an incredible convenience, and more importantly, makes roads safer. Have you seen people drive recently? Have you seen people on their phone non stop when driving? Full self driving vehicles make the roads safer honestly.

[@texashsad]

@@scottmckenna It's dangerous and you know it.

[@texashsad]

@@HughGriffiniii In both instances a human is in control.

[@scottmckenna]

@@texashsad No, it's not. What's dangerous is people that drink and drive, text and drive, do their makeup while driving, are bad at driving. Those things are dangerous. None of those happens with full sell driving and will only improve.