Tesla's FSD: A Breakthrough in Safety
Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology has logged over 5.3 billion miles with only 55 recorded traffic violations, suggesting a significant improvement in safety.
Despite this progress, regulators such as the NHTSA have opened new safety investigations into the technology.
The numbers suggest a breakthrough, but is the world truly ready to hand over the wheel?
The data behind FSD indicates that it may be up to 200 times safer than human drivers, with thousands of owners putting millions of miles on the system without major incidents.
- Over 5.3 billion miles logged with FSD
- Only 55 recorded traffic violations
Author's summary: Tesla's FSD shows promising safety results.
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