Tesla Self-Driving Tests Show Speeding
A new report shows Tesla's Full Self-Driving system went over speed limits and tried risky moves with bikes in Belgium.
Imagine a car driving itself, but it goes too fast. This happened in new tests on Tesla's Full Self-Driving system. A safety group in Belgium watched Tesla cars drive in real traffic. They saw the cars break speed laws often.
Most times, in areas with a 30 km/h speed limit, the Tesla cars drove too fast. This is a big problem for safety. These lower speed zones are often near schools or busy streets where people walk and ride bikes. Keeping safe speeds is very important there.
Researchers also saw the Tesla system try to pass bike riders in a way that was not allowed. This could put cyclists in danger. The system did not always act safely around others on the road. This raises questions about how ready the system is for all roads.
These tests help us understand self-driving cars better. They show what works well and what needs to get much safer. Companies work hard to make these systems perfect before they are everywhere.
Source: Fox Business
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