#Autopilot

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Tesla carelessly promotes ‘Full Self-Driving’ for driver losing his eyesight
FSD Mar 29, 2026

Tesla carelessly promotes ‘Full Self-Driving’ for driver losing his eyesight

Tesla's official account promoted a video of a Cybertruck owner who was advised by his ophthalmologist to buy a Tesla with "Full Self-Driving" due to his failing eyesight. This is contradictory because Tesla's own classification states FSD is a Level 2 system that requires constant driver supervision and control. The promotion is therefore seen as careless and misleading, as it suggests a capability the system does not legally or safely possess.

B.C. Tesla Driver Ticketed After Appearing Asleep Behind the Wheel in Rush Hour Traffic
Model 3/Y Mar 23, 2026

B.C. Tesla Driver Ticketed After Appearing Asleep Behind the Wheel in Rush Hour Traffic

A Tesla driver in British Columbia was ticketed after police observed her appearing to be asleep at the wheel of her Model Y on a highway during rush hour. This incident highlights the misuse of Tesla's driver-assistance features, specifically Autopilot or Full Self-Driving, which are not designed to allow the driver to disengage. It serves as a critical reminder to owners that they must remain attentive and in control of the vehicle at all times, even when these systems are active.

Tesla Autopilot and FSD: What French law actually says in case of an accident
FSD Europe Mar 23, 2026

Tesla Autopilot and FSD: What French law actually says in case of an accident

French law clearly states that the driver remains legally responsible for the vehicle, even when using systems like Autopilot or Full Self-Driving. This means that in the event of an accident, the driver, not Tesla, would face potential liability and insurance claims. For owners and enthusiasts, this underscores the critical importance of maintaining constant supervision and readiness to take control of the vehicle at all times.