Hands Free Tesla FSD 12.4.1 will change your life

Tesla FSD 12.4.1 completes a 40 minute drive from Palos Verdes to Manhattan Beach with zero interventions

[@ratede91]

This may have just sold me. Saying "Tesla, Take me to work" or "Tesla, take me home" Just sounds fire af.

[@-TheMaskedMan-]

7:30 I wonder if the A.I has access to the Car Horn 📣. That way it would’ve just used to to tell the RV go.

[@ba177ba18]

This guy is a tesla bull… In fact, It’s not great, I prefer drive the car myself

[@mrthegrievous]

Yes, that sounds fire, but exactly that's the frau. (I can't write the end of the word, or the comment gets deleted)! You need to be aware, that FSD is still 5-8 years away. They need to improve it to get a hundred thousand times better before it reaches human capabilities. For a reviewer to be able to present FSD's human capabilities, he should present you more than a hundred thousand hours of intervention free drives. That would be 200.000 half hour drives without intervention. And it has to work in any city. New York, etc. That's why these videos are maximally worthless. You can only prove this with a fleet of hundreds of thousands of cars. One reviewer making videos has ZERO relevance. When they litter the media spaces with the frau....nt claims, that it's 6 times safer than human NOW, that's practically insane level of frau. . Think about it, reality is 5.5 orders of magnitude worse than the claims.

[@AlainFattal]

I'm proud to be the person he quoted about the teleportation in slow motion.

[@rosetheblackcat]

thank you 👏

[@galgol23]

😂 great comment

[@chrisjohn8081]

Fantastic watching from England had my first drive in a Tesla Y three weeks ago without FSD . It was brilliant thinking how the world is changing with this technology absolutely amazing thanks again for all this information on FSD.😎😎😎😎👍🏻

[@coolco1619]

Cannot wait for FSD coming to the UK too.

[@dpactootle2522]

2 super important benefits of FSD in the near future: 1. Fewer deaths by drastically reducing car accidents 2. Drastically reducing the cost of auto insurance, which has become a big scam and a scandal lately

[@kdhoward83]

Well.. California placed insurance price fixing in place which fucks over every other state that subsidizes the bill.

[@oyuyuy]

Yeah I'm paying $200/year for mine, it's outrageous

[@peteralm7249]

Great video, I'm thrilled, it's unbelievable what FSD can do now. Thank you.

[@MikeBroderick]

I enjoy your FSD videos. Finally you can video the entire trip without worrying about the nag! Looks so much better when you don't have to keep touching the wheel.

[@voicetube]

I'm going to ask you because it sounds like you know about this: I rented a model 3 last week in Vegas which had this (except for one critical mistake it made not seeing a bicyclist, which I had to correct, it was amazing and close to perfect). It had the "nag" about once every minute. How is it that the guy in this video never had to touch the steering wheel or scroll wheels etc. to not get a strike, warning etc.?? Thank you in advance!

[@nicolebradley3959]

I bought a used 2018 Tesla Model 3 last October. It's fun 🤣it's fast, It's awesome! However I'm taking a lil bit longer to use self driving. I just got version 12 update. I'm on 12.3.6 self driving still. My dad uses self driving all the time now when he drives my Tesla! The car itself is changing my life. I'm not freaking out as much when my dad uses self driving.

[@djayjp]

I remember the golden days when people would freak out about those posting videos using FSD, when it was new, hands free for a few seconds lol. Now it's literally how you use it...!

[@byGDur]

I follow fsd channels for a while now and the improvements, especially since v12, are immense!

[@TheRobertlonski]

Wow, Tesla FSD did VERY well! I grew-up and live in the PV/South Bay Area -- it is a complex/congested area. I am actually BLOWN-AWAY at this video, the car handled the drive as good as an experienced human!

[@Ben-on1zz]

Come on Tesla, it’s time to let more countries try this out. 😢

[@cawfeedawg]

Its not Tesla preventing it but probably your government.

[@1flash3571]

IT isn't up to Tesla...WTH you talking about?????? Don't you even get it?????????

[@Ben-on1zz]

@@1flash3571 my country does not allow fully automated vehicles, but does allow driver assistance features, so long as drivers keep their hands on the steering wheel. There is no legal reason Tesla could not launch FSD supervised here. We have navigate on autopilot but not FSD.

[@bonaventureokoli7988]

i swear

[@LordEisenfaust]

Are you out of your mind? Call your local politican and tell HIM about it! This is not a Tesla problem, its a "your politican doesnt want it!" problem....

[@barkleykern3856]

Thanks for the commentary!

[@tribalypredisposed]

I have a Y on order and it will save my mom, who is 81 years old. She cannot see well enough to drive safely at night now, and her ancient Volvo gets so hot she can only drive in the early morning, she cannot pre-cool it like a Tesla of course. Having a Tesla that will just drive her around will be so much better for her, compared to a '72 Volvo. I do not buy cars, I am 57 and have owned a car for 27 months of my life. And the most I have spent on anything was like $4500. But the 0.99%APR and the 12.4.1 and the long time desire for a Tesla and to help my mom out...had to pull the trigger.

[@1flash3571]

Hopefully, she isn't technically challenged, I am talking about new technology here, or she might have trouble with car like Tesla.

[@bondnikunj]

I would buy any single fking thing however useless it is at that interest rate.

[@jmanjr]

This car will not drive her wherever she needs to go. You have to really pay attention, interventions are still super common. We’re still very likely 2-3 years away before you can truly just rely on the car to 100% drive you around.

[@Lost_In_LA]

I've had my 24' M3P for about 10 days now. Best car I've ever owned. The software is amazing. It has a feature turned on by default to turn on the air vents if the internal temperature gets to 100F (customizable)-as long as the battery isn't too low. No more burning hands or thighs on the hot steering wheel or black seats.

[@tribalypredisposed]

@@1flash3571 She is technology challenged, but I can show her how to tap the button, tell the car where to take her, and tap the other button to start FSD. If need be, her 13 and 14 year old grandkids live two blocks away and can head over and help her.

[@keyo1786]

The way the car handles those unchallenged stop signs is amazing. The stop is so brief, and the subsequent acceleration is so smooth that it's unreal. 🤯🤯

[@BossMax511]

This will be a game changer in the UK. I can't stand driving nowadays, roads are so busy/hectic/frustrating over here. Hopefully they'll get through the regulations stage sooner rather than later, it would be exciting to see FSD videos/tested over here and improved over time.

[@piperofsimms]

Thank you Omar.

[@rlshultz5841]

Thanks. I looked at the website and ordered a cybertruck. Can’t wait to use FSD

[@Melrieoi]

Im sorry for your loss

[@jackwilliamburgess]

By the time it arrives, it would have it 😅 so good decision

[@jonathanlivingston7358]

How many years did they say it’ll take to get it to you?

[@MH-Tesla]

I was driving Uber today. Now I've got over 70,000 miles of Uber driving in the last 12 months. But today, i was planning on turning left at a green light, but another car didn't let me over, so i decided to go straight and turn through another business. Only, it was a red light for driving straight! I drove right through the red light! No real issues other than honked at. I was watching traffic, but I'm a really good careful driver and I still f'd up. I thought to myself, why WHY didn't I have FSD on? It wouldn't make that mistake.

[@club6525]

FSD would make that mistake. Heck, when it's in a right turn lane, it went straight.

[@thescurry]

@@club6525naaa.

[@MH-Tesla]

@@club6525 through a red light? I don't think so.

[@gund89123]

@@club6525 I have FSD, i didn’t see it do yet.

[@club6525]

@MH-Tesla Yep. There was a priority green turn light, though, so it might have confused it. Not sure.

[@themidwestconnect]

Truly amazing tech! Whats even more amazing is the ignorance surrounding it. At some point the scales will tip and 🚀.

[@lucadellasciucca967]

😈

[@allanoas523]

Hi from Vancouver. We are 3 weeks into our complementary FSD on our new Model Y. It’s 12.3.6 with a number of annoying faults and so far 3 or 4 safety interventions. We still subscribed for FSD because this version with its bugs is quite impressive. I’m expecting 12.4.2, or whatever public version, will make a big improvement. 12.3.6 was worse than expected so my fingers are crossed, hoping for much better. 12.3.6 KZbin videos looked great, but the reality was scary at times, and it did lots of annoying things such as phantom braking at EVERY crosswalk at green lights, indecision when changing lanes or improperly doing turns that had 2 turn lanes. I think the navigation maps for Vancouver are not accurate, contributing to the mistakes. Both FSD and Navigation versions must be better here.

[@redfearnryan2]

Falling asleep to this guys voice. Nice and relaxing

[@managerofthenewportplumses301]

I got a Used 2023 X Plaid a few weeks ago and got the FSD subscription. Drove from Sandpoint, Idaho to LA and was blown away with the FSD. Its really that good, and it eliminates the stress of night driving on a long-range drive. I wish I would not have delayed getting a Tesla as long as I did because this is an amazing technology all the way around the horn, and the FSD is just mind-blowing!

[@WhiteArtsMagic]

I love my EV that drives me around. Its not a Tesla though. Future of EV and tech is amazing. Not just Tesla

[@JohnFontenot1]

We live on a dirt road and FSD drives there too.

[@mariusmeyer14]

Thanks Omar. It's a pity it still gets lost but a few versions from now will be strange when it happens.

[@GeorgePavlidis-m8o]

Awesome drive Omar. You should talk more often in your drives!

[@AmbientClassical]

That's insane. The future looks bright!

[@Dave_Outside]

Yes, it works great. I use it every day. And I don’t have the latest update, but even the current one is very good. Occasionally, though it does make an error sometimes kind of severe. You do have to watch it. And if you were going to buy a Tesla, and would like to have FSD, the thing to do is to buy a used one directly from Tesla. Because this upgrade does not add a lot of value to a used car, but it’s very expensive on a new one. And all the used ones from Tesla also come with acceleration boost, which is a $2000 option. But free on a used car from Tesla. While the new model three is nice there is no way it’s worth the cost difference between that and a good used one. Especially if you can get FSD at a very steep discount price on a used car. And FSD is something that you need to have if you have a Tesla. Because that is the killer feature of the car. I would not have one without it.

[@TrustedSamurai]

2 things stopping me paying the money for FSD. 1) I live in Australia and don't know that its optimised for my country. 2) I wish they would let you transfer FSD when you move to a newer tesla. I don't want to spend $10,000 then lose FSD when I trade to a new car.

[@skrifefeil3634]

Thank you! Great video! In 3 years this is the normal way to «drive» a car - hopefully 😊

[@RosanLim]

Love from Nepal 🇳🇵❤️🙏🏻

[@graceliaw8829]

Thank you for your good introduction to FSD.

[@davidkendall2272]

Great video Omar, Tesla FSD for the massive win!

[@PlainObserver]

There is massive utility even if it is not quite 100% perfect yet. It's getting pretty darned close though! $$ 😊😊

[@Furyswipes]

Only if the nags are removed. It's a chore to use FSD right now. You are fighting nags every minute, and that is not an exagg.

[@tristanbased-af2159]

imagine all grandparents having FSD safer roads!

[@BigBen621]

... and safer grandchildren!

[@-TheMaskedMan-]

And much much more freedom for them. Now they can get home safe if they get lost and still feel independent when they need to go to church.

[@mikematt7350]

The age group that cause the most accidents are not the older people! 16 -35 year olds cause the most accidents and as you creep up in age you have fewer accidents ! Look it up ! It’s the moron impatient aggressive drivers who tailgate and constantly pass vehicles on any side of the road.

[@mikematt7350]

And of course- Distracted Drivers!

[@BigBen621]

@@mikematt7350 _The age group that cause the most accidents are not the older people!_ Not sure that's accurate. According to NHTSA, in 2021, the fatality rate for 16-19 was 4.8 per 100 million miles, going down steadily to 1.3 at 60-69. But then it goes up fast; and at >80, it's 5.4, even higher than the 16-19 group.

[@paulinlatin]

Human driving has a lot of emotional and judgement issues, plus we like to chat with friends watch the phone etc., so this is actually an upgrade of our traffic environment and the accident rate could definitely decrease😊

[@rwest8905]

Just finished my free 30 day trial. The technology is amazing, but would I really trust it? Not really. My foot hovered over that brake pedal most of the time. Some stop signs seemed to confuse it. And considering what Tesla wants for it ($)? WAY too much money for me. Had my Y three years. Love it. But I pass on FSD.

[@JK-jx1jw]

I want FSD so much in Japan.😢

[@jwlafferty]

FSD has made me want to buy a Tesla. Was thinking my next vehicle would be another Defender, GX550, or the new 4Runner (gross new design though) because the Cybertruck waiting list is too long. But now I'd rather get a Model Y than any of those non-Cybertruck vehicles, just for FSD.

[@Maxrotor1]

I live in Georgia and have a home in Florida. I don’t visit much because it is a 6 hour drive. I might buy one of these to visit my home more often. I am afraid I will fall asleep during the trip.

[@BigBen621]

Presumably you're equally likely to do the same if you drive yourself. The difference is that if you fall asleep while you're drive, you've got a good chance of killing yourself a loved one or someone else. But if you fall asleep while FSD is engaged, there'll likely be no consequences.

[@misterobtuse6242]

I understand that this may be "affordable" for a few people, but for the average American, this is not cheap.

[@AwCrap-Tech]

I have a channel that teaches seniors about tech. I believe FSD cars will help seniors stay independent longer and drive safer. I hope to get one for my next car.

[@aroundsmart]

I could watch this for hours. Just like Bob Ross.

[@dennisboyd1712]

BUY TESLA STOCK Now

[@phil88]

already did!

[@toby-xo6rb]

$TSLA: 10x in 5 + 5x in 10 = 50x in 15.

[@350zLeMans]

It's pretty incredible

[@thomasquinn4036]

Got in at 125 never letting my shares go💰

[@Jay-eb7ik]

I'm at 200 stocks now. I'll be buying non stop

[@Haffy1952]

Just some food for thought, can you place that forward looking camera just a little more right so the steering wheel doesn't hide the speed limit? Ty and love your vocal rendered videos the best rather than the non speaking ones. Keep up the great banter.

[@johanbadenhorst908]

Brilliant! Thanks for demonstrating this capability.

[@normnilsson7208]

My old stomping grounds, born and raised in that area, now living out in southern Alabama

[@shunfangin7645]

Is this version comfortable enough for an elderly woman? I was not that comfortable with 12.3.6 during the free 30 day trial. Can you have your mother or an aunt try it and video it? I really want to see what they have to say.

[@18837dc]

Comfort during use of FSD is not sex related, but subjective from person to person. One person may find it too slow, while another may find it too fast. It just depends on that person's particular driving style. My wife cannot let go of control of the vehicle, it just gives her anxiety even though she feels like it is driving too slow. So, it all depends.....

[@shunfangin7645]

@@18837dc I see. I am just speaking for myself, an elderly woman, If I see other elderly women can use it with confidence maybe that would help me. So far I see mostly men in their 30s to 50s are using the FSD on the KZbin channel, their driving skills are very different than me. My husband whose driving skills is much better than me and he is comfortable using it but I am not. I am the one who bought the car and really wants FSD to work for me.

[@MrCristopher99]

Its crazy that works soo much better in your videos/area than in others.

[@BigBen621]

It is well known, and Tesla acknowledges, that FSD performs better in areas with a greater density of Teslas to provide training data; and Omar's areas of LA and the San Francisco Bay Area are probably where the density of Teslas is the highest in the U.S. For this reason, FSD doesn't do as well in areas with less density of Teslas, and thus less training data. But the good news is that the performance Omar experiences shows what FSD can do with adequate training data, meaning that other areas will eventually achieve the same performance, some sooner than later.

[@MrCristopher99]

@@BigBen621 Yeah, cant wait to try this in EU.

[@frederikwintherlarsen]

The future is here! Absolutely amazing technology.

[@dahlia695]

"Wrong lane" "No, I meant to do that!"

[@teslafuturelooksbright]

Great demo of FSD and its capabilities! Can’t wait for the next update!😎🇨🇦2020 model Y

[@CSB12004]

Oh thank God, I thought you got rid of the Model S

[@toby-xo6rb]

$TSLA: 10x in 5 + 5x in 10 = 50x in 15.

[@sutatsabramma2000]

I bought a used low-mileage Model Y AWD. The dealer said it came with FSD already and I also saw it said that on the screen in the car, but the feature was not there. The Tesla App asked me to subscribe for $99 per month. After I did, I now can use the FSD. I thought the FSD already came with the car when I bought it as it said in the screen.

[@STEVEMUNCY]

Tried the FSD trial and then subscribed for another two months to give myself an extended trial. I have dropped my subscription. It is not for me. Way too many interventions. Too many mistakes and missed speed signs. Flys through school zones. It lacks the JUDGMENT that a human driver has. Going from point A to point B usually has numerous options. NAV will select what it considers the most efficient option but I know my city roads better than NAV/FSD. I know the routes with pot holes, school zones, speed bumps and crazy bat-out-of-hell drivers. Truly, the best FSD experience is heavily supervised. In the end I asked myself “do I really need this or is autopilot sufficient.” Like most other Tesla drivers who have faced this decision, I decided I don’t need it.

[@Furyswipes]

It will take time. You know it will get 100x better over some additional time. This is just a hint of things to come. At some point you will laugh that you used to drive yourself while you play on your phone and slow motion teleport anywhere.

[@STEVEMUNCY]

@@Furyswipes no, that day won’t come. Yes, it will definitely get better over time. I actually enjoy driving and I really don’t want to be playing with my phone while the car is driving itself. But the biggest reason I reject FSD is that it isn’t capable of making the day to day decisions I make while driving. FSD can make decisions on efficient routing but it will never decide to take me the less efficient route because going down an alternate street has beautiful foliage in the Fall.

[@Furyswipes]

WMC what is your feeling on excessive lane changing? I missed a turn because my car just kept changing lanes, and that was with minimal-lane-changes selected.

[@tahaiftekhar6466]

What a time to be alive

[@gdaaps]

so you don't need to hold the steering wheel no more?

[@h-e-acc]

If you touch the steering wheel while on FSD, FSD will disengage but get activated again as soon as FSD is tuned on

[@BigBen621]

@@h-e-acc _If you touch the steering wheel while on FSD, FSD will disengage_ No it won't; where'd you get that nutty idea? If you apply significant force to the steering wheel, you will disengage FSD; but a simple touch won't.

[@BigBen621]

If you have the internal camera, and the camera can see your eyes, you will never get a steering wheel nag and won't have to touch the steering wheel at all.

[@teaohar2]

At 7:24 the your Tesla had seen the utility truck and assessed that it as the vehicle with the right of way. When the RV showed up and then went, your Tesla saw it as that lane having used its right of way, so it then went. But, what if no other vehicle came along. You would have been stuck. I think of this when one considers a robotaxi with no ability to provide input. I wonder how Tesla will get past this. Still, amazing tech.

[@annylee4208]

I tried FSD 12.3.6 for a month. Quite a bit disappointing. Every 10 miles 20 miles it would require intervention otherwise you runn risk of running into another car or roadside. Not sure 12.4.will have substantial improvement.

[@gsmith2520]

Mine was mostly perfect. Did not do well in a single lane tunnel, turning left into 4 lane road kindof crossed into the other lane.

[@LuthandoMaqondo]

Looking at around 36:00, the car is basically not following the map, the map didn't even reroute to the new path chosen by the car.

[@peterbresler1382]

How are you getting by without your hands on the wheel????

[@hakanstuns43]

This is so good. Great work and keep it up spreading the information about FSD. I wish it will come to EU soon. I think the cars will shoot up in price when general public gets the idea of how great this technology will be soon.

[@ken-mb5cp]

I’m using fsd more and getting more comfortable. I think it’s pretty good now but makes some bonehead mistakes still.

[@johannesdolch]

People can watch these videos. And still, 9 out of 10 people i talk to tell me 'This is decades away' ... By now i know better than to argue with people who are mentally stuck in the past. I usually just try to get them to buy a couple AI shares (not even Tesla specifically) and save them from becoming a statistic when Robots take over, but they usually don't want to do that either. Well. I tried.

[@jesuslover1896]

How do y'all's Model X not have rattles all over the place? My 6-month-old MX is undrivable with all the rattles and squeaks.

[@mikekim9021]

How come yours not giving any warnings for not grabbing the wheel? Mine keeps giving warnings even if my hands are on the wheel which made me not use it at all

[@deconstructingVerbs]

How does it handle detours? How about traffic here in Boston? And snow? Thanks, and love your channel!

[@acelinkX]

are you still required to put pressure on the steering wheel?

[@BigBen621]

Starting with this version (v12.4.1), if your Tesla has the internal camera and the camera has a clear view of your eyes (no sunglasses or long-brimmed caps), attention monitoring will replace steering wheel nags, and you'll never be required to touch the steering wheel or get a steering wheel nag.

[@kitesforfuture577]

This is really impressive!

[@davesivirn2283]

yup bought a 2020 Y and the dealer had no idea it had lifetime FSD

[@dandelice4370]

It’s not hands free yet which is a bummer - there needs to be some contact with the wheel, which is why you have your left knee bumping up against it. Great video nonetheless thanks for the useful content!

[@BigBen621]

_It’s not hands free yet_ It's completely hands free if your Tesla has the internal camera; you have FSD v12.4.1 or later; and the camera can see your eyes. _there needs to be some contact with the wheel, which is why you have your left knee bumping up against it._ There doesn't, and he doesn't--where'd you get those nutty ideas? Please do some research before spreading misinformation like this.

[@RogerWilsonTodd]

Can it back out of a short, straight, level, wide, empty driveway?

[@BigBen621]

No.

[@logisticspilot]

How will it work in the snow when the plows clear a portion of the driving lane and the rest of the shoulder?

[@diario_e-bike]

Unfortunately here in Brazil we’ll never get access to this technology! Tax here is wild!!

[@youdidntbuildthat47]

That is so cool. I’m so tired of the expense related strings that come with an ICE auto. How would I surreptitiously discern whether a used car dealer has an FSD Tesla they’re selling unaware that it has FSD?

[@rickk.667]

Can you put the screen where it shows the car contiguous to you etc while you are driving on next video?

[@jjcooler65]

So it doesn’t make you keep touching the steering wheel?

[@giogalindo]

How is it not asking you to hold the wheel?

[@dogfacedponysoldier87]

3:00. Anywhere in n.a? How about anywhere globally?

[@xPolarDreamz]

When is wallstreet gonna wake up.

[@reallydude6224]

Wow that was good

[@Mrbfgray]

I believe this is about the last yr for this type of vid to continue being popular. It's becoming as interesting as any other normal drive.

[@nicolebradley3959]

My Tesla came with self driving 🚘

[@ObinnaChukwudum]

Wait we can do it without the blue chime wow 😮but what is the used to keep you in check from sleeping I guess the camera inside

[@Wunderpus-photogenicus]

Personally, I find FSD can get quite hesitant at 4-way stops, sometimes. It handles 4-way stops way too timidly. How’s your experience?

[@rctezluh42069]

if anyone is inching forward to go it will do that, even if it is your turn fsd will make sure the others aren't going before proceeding, it knows when it is its turn and who's turn it is not

[@Wunderpus-photogenicus]

A few times, it kept on yielding to the other three cars. I had to take over myself because the cars behind me were honking.

[@BigBen621]

@@Wunderpus-photogenicus _I had to take over myself_ You don't actually have to take over, as in disengage FSD; a little pressure on the accelerator will goose it through the intersection when it's your turn, just fine.

[@Wunderpus-photogenicus]

@@BigBen621 And, that would not terminate FSD?

[@BigBen621]

@@Wunderpus-photogenicus No. You can take a number of actions without disengaging FSD: pressing on the accelerator, for example to speed things up at a 4-way stop; engaging the turn signal to force a lane change, for example to force it back to the driving lane when it hangs out in the passing lane; and rolling the right scroll wheel up and down to change the speed limit, for any reason.

[@Jeffisright]

Please tell me how you do this without it constantly telling you to keep your hands on the wheel?

[@geirmyrvagnes8718]

12.4 watches your eyes to make sure you are watching the road.

[@michaeldew7904]

You probably should have mentioned the fact that any trial will not currently have this version. My guess is by the time you get one if you custom order it, it will have this version.

[@Carbontransitor]

how come he doesn't get the blue touch your steering wheel

[@BilalSattar]

that rubbing sound on the steering wheel was super annoying in my S until i figured out how to fix it. it happens when it’s all the way up or down so just lower it

[@helper734]

What I'm most concerned about is FSD does some incredibly dangerous maneuvers. Recently I had to slam on the brakes because it wouldn't stop behind another car stopped ahead of me. I wonder if FSD can truly be solved. I've been using FSD for the past 3 years.

[@BigBen621]

It will never be perfect, if that's what you're expecting. But FSD (Supervised) is already far, far safer than humans driving, which is good enough for me.

[@Furyswipes]

@@BigBen621 That's a statistic. You know what they say about statistics. Ain't no way my model 3 12.3.6 is safer than me or any average person. I would have wrecked twice without intervention the last time I used FSD for a week. Car blocking the view of my U-turn on Sahara? I saw the approaching van at high speed behind the car, Tesla did not. People solve this 10,000 times a day in Las Vegas and never crash, still a very dangerous problem set for visual AI. Stay vigilant and keep posting snippets.

[@BigBen621]

​@@Furyswipes _Ain't no way my model 3 12.3.6 is safer than me or any average person._ Of course not, and that's not what I said; I said *FSD (Supervised),* which means FSD doing the right thing most of the time, with the human driver there to step in when it falters, is far safer that either a human driver, or presumably FSD on its own. You may believe it or not, and disparage statics when they don't support your narrative; but statistics are about the only way we have of knowing the relative safety among various choices. And the statistics, from NHTSA sources, not Tesla, are quite clear that human drivers would have experienced orders of magnitude more accidents, injuries and fatalities than FSD (Supervised) actually experienced driving 1.3 *billion* miles over the past three years.

[@Furyswipes]

@@BigBen621 relax man, paragraphs not needed. No, Supervised FSD 12.3.6 is also not safer than just a person driving. Come on, do you use it? I'm just judging my my own personal moments of peril built up over a week of non stop FSD. It'll get good. It'll get perfect. Don't take everything like a personal attack, jeeze.

[@BigBen621]

​@@Furyswipes _No, Supervised FSD 12.3.6 is also not safer than just a person driving._ You're apparently basing this on your own anecdotal experience over one week, plus your fallacy of personal incredulity. I use it all the time; but I'd have to use it for hundreds of thousands of miles to draw any safety comparison between FSD and human drivers. Luckily, Tesla and NHTSA have done this for us, so we don't need to. I'm not taking anything as a personal attack, just facts to either accept or refute. If my engineering approach is offensive, I apologize.

[@farhadr1]

The one I have is supervised version. But this is better version looks like. Mine costs me $99 a month!

[@jameswatadza8962]

kudos for letting the car do its thing. too many ytubers are so annoying with the intervening

[@glenbaxter6651]

Did you say it like a flying couch or even more of a question? Did you say it's like a robot, and you are riding its back😂. Hilarious!

[@MoonSpyStudios]

Good luck finding a dealer that will give you the instant tax credit. I spoke to dozens of them and none of them would give me the instant credit they all wanted me to file it on my return. So good luck with that I couldn't find anyone to work with me on it except one out of the several dozen that I tried to buy from most of them never heard of it and the others didn't want to mess with it. Just my experience so far shopping for a used model 3.

[@MrGMawson2438]

Cheers Whole

[@chenyansong]

If you did not take over at the end, will it know to drive into parking deck and find an empty, legal parking spot?

[@BigBen621]

No.

[@rwest8905]

Do you not have to touch the steering wheel? On MY, I had to apply pressure to the wheel in less than a minute before I got a warning.

[@joewiley6927]

The 12.4 update allows for the internal cabin camera to validate you are paying attention, but currently only works if you are visible to the camera. So no low hats, no sunglasses currently if you want hands free, otherwise it will default to the nag you know currently.

[@rwest8905]

@@joewiley6927 Not sure which version I had. The internal camera was still monitoring because if I looked down at my phone, I got a warning to look straight ahead. But the constant pressure on the wheel was a real deal breaker for (aside from the cost). Enjoyed the video! Thanks.

[@BigBen621]

@@rwest8905 _the constant pressure on the wheel was a real deal breaker_ You don't now and never had to apply constant pressure to the wheel. Even on v12.3.6 and earlier, you had the option of resting a hand on the wheel at about the 4:00 or 8:00 position or some other method to apply a constant small torque on the wheel, *or* interacting with the wheel only when you get a nag, which can be as long as every several minutes on a highway.

[@techaponsornloon3827]

How come you don't need to keep touching the wheel while using FSD? My 2024 Model Y keeps asking me to touch the wheel every 2 minutes whenever I use FSD.

[@BigBen621]

Starting with this version (v12.4.1), if your Tesla has the internal camera and the camera has a clear view of your eyes (no sunglasses or long-brimmed caps), attention monitoring will replace steering wheel nags, and you'll never be required to touch the steering wheel or get a steering wheel nag.