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ETSC - European Transport Safety Council
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ETSC is calling on the European Commission and EU Member States to reject two speed-related functions in Tesla’s FSD (Supervised) driving assistance system, ahead of key discussions at the EU’s Technical Committee on Motor Vehicles (TCMV) on 6 October. etsc.eu/tesla-fsd-sp...

etsc.euTesla FSD speed offset function breaches UN and EU rules, says ETSC ahead of discussions on EU-wide approvalETSC is calling on the European Commission and EU Member States to reject two speed-related functions in Tesla’s FSD (Supervised) driving assistance system, ahead of key discussions at the EU’s…
ETSC - European Transport Safety Council
@etsc.eu

In a new briefing published today, ETSC finds that one of the functions, “speed offset,” is not merely undesirable on safety grounds but is prohibited outright by the UN regulation that governs driver assistance systems in the EU.

ETSC - European Transport Safety Council
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The second function, “contextual max speed,” is promising, but currently allows the vehicle to set its own speed ceiling based on the speed of surrounding traffic – meaning a car surrounded by drivers who are breaking the speed limit could use that as grounds to break it too.

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