One more thing is that Tesla autopilot uses motor brake A LOT. When I am behind a normal car and if they motor brake it slows down pretty slow so I can react, but when a Tesla motor brakes it is pretty rapid (no brake lights of course). That's why I hate getting stuck behind Teslas, and why I hate seeing one when I am driving.
I feel so seen 😂 I have no idea why Tesla drivers have decided to make their slowness everybody else’s problem. I just googled “why are Tesla drivers so slow” and this glorious video came up.
What I don't understand is the fact that FSD (and probably autopilot too) prefers left line.. Often when I'm in the right line I do get the message saying something about staying off the right most lane. Chill FSD mode helps a little with it, but then I'm stuck behind people who go 10 mph below a speed limit.. Maybe they will fix it one day.
One more thing is that Tesla autopilot uses motor brake A LOT. When I am behind a normal car and if they motor brake it slows down pretty slow so I can react, but when a Tesla motor brakes it is pretty rapid (no brake lights of course). That's why I hate getting stuck behind Teslas, and why I hate seeing one when I am driving.
I feel so seen 😂 I have no idea why Tesla drivers have decided to make their slowness everybody else’s problem. I just googled “why are Tesla drivers so slow” and this glorious video came up.
What I don't understand is the fact that FSD (and probably autopilot too) prefers left line.. Often when I'm in the right line I do get the message saying something about staying off the right most lane. Chill FSD mode helps a little with it, but then I'm stuck behind people who go 10 mph below a speed limit.. Maybe they will fix it one day.
I have seen plenty of cars hogging the left lane without auto pilot. Then again, auto pilot hasn't given me enough confidence to use it at all.
Its funny because I cut them off and the cars auto pilot goes wonky and slows down 20mph below
old man yells at cloud...