The name itself is misleading (much like Autopilot), as FSD does not offer full self-driving at all, but simply advanced driver assistance. The evolution of train simulation Master iconic locomotives on high-speed services, long freight hauls or precise commuter traffic, and get creative with customisation tools in this advanced sequel.
For example, some Tesla vehicles with the 10.3 software auto-braked without reason, which could have caused a collision with a vehicle following behind. Regulators are also concerned that while Tesla drivers can opt into the beta program, drivers and pedestrians in the vicinity cannot.
Regulators have also asked Tesla for more information about its ' safety score' ratings that make certain drivers eligible for the FSD program. The NHTSA has already requested more data from Tesla around the public beta, saying Tesla needs to address 'basic safety issues' before expanding it further. The pullback and Musk's comments about public beta testing are bound to further increase scrutiny of the FSD program.
Elon Musk tweeted that such issues are 'to be expected with beta software,' adding that 'it is impossible to test all hardware configs in all conditions with internal QA, hence public tests.' The last beta release, FSD 10.2, was delayed due to 'last minute concerns' about the update.
