Tesla drives a broad into a pool n kills her

[High Art]

I wouldn't put it past Tesla's Autopilot, but as a betting man, I'll say it was the jab, and I'm gonna stand on that.

I personally blame rap music.

 

[Doin2Much Williams]

I wrote a dissertation about cellphone use while driving and annihilated my presentation to a standing ova.




This was back in 2007.




Fast forward over 15 years later... things only worsened.




Not consider that the world has become a neo-tech-laden-dystopia and still drive distracted, Tes-rehs.





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[bnew]

If you have property thats on the corner of a block, invest in a bollard placed behind the fence. i've seen one property had their fence wrecked by cars over five times within 15 years

 

[bnew]

I wrote a dissertation about cellphone use while driving and annihilated my presentation to a standing ova.




This was back in 2007.




Fast forward over 15 years later... things only worsened.




Not consider that the world has become a neo-tech-laden-dystopia and still drive distracted, Tes-rehs.





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I think i read somewhere that driving while using your cellphone is the same as driving under the influence.

edit:

Cell Phones Make Drivers as Bad as Drunks

A study in which both the participants and the scientists got drunk has shown that motorists who talk on cell phones while driving are as impaired as drunk drivers.

www.livescience.com

 

[Jx2]

Teslas are what humans should be fearing more than Boston Dynamics at this point


So far, they’re far more successful at wiping us out as a species

 

[Easy-E]

Is it that hard to read an article before posting?

It won't be thecoli without narratives and clickbait

It literally says

Officials said the woman was driving westbound on Point San Pedro Road in the 2019 Tesla when she veered off the road, and ended up in the pool at a residence on Bonnie Banks Way.

CHP said no one else was hurt in this crash.

According to CHP Officer Darrel Horner, the woman wasn't wearing a seat belt.

 

[SupaHotIce]

Imagine being at the crib and some fool comes crashing through your backyard and splashes their whip in your pool.


Then you gotta jump up out of bed and watch that seatbelt-less fool die on your premises because you're not Captain America and can't save them.


That's gotta suck for real for real.

Pull up the cameras to see what happened while still in bed, call the police and let them handle it while not moving and inch, and claim insurance money for my fence later

 

[NotAnFBIagent]

Is it that hard to read an article before posting?

Then how could you get daps with a clickbait title

 

[ryderldb]

Even if these incidents didn't come out, I don't think I would ever feel comfortable with using autopilot in any car. Too many variables to factor into when driving to have a computer in complete control.

 

[Cakebatter]

I rented a Mustang Mach-e last year and tried out Blue Cruise (Ford's autonomous driving feature). My family was in the car with me, and I couldn't trust it once other cars were driving near by. I turned it off. If the driver was indeed in her 70s, she could have had a medical emergency while driving. Her not wearing a seatbelt is odd though.

 

[☃ ೋ]

Whatever it takes to get these prices down

 

[Schadenfreude]

I rented a Mustang Mach-e last year and tried out Blue Cruise (Ford's autonomous driving feature). My family was in the car with me, and I couldn't trust it once other cars were driving near by. I turned it off. If the driver was indeed in her 70s, she could have had a medical emergency while driving. Her not wearing a seatbelt is odd though.

Next time you get a chance, try Super Cruise. It's far and away the best autonomous driving system. There's even a pulse/heartbeat monitor in the seat cushion that the car keeps track of; where if you're in medical distress, the car can pull off to the side of the highway and notify medical personnel to the car's location.

 

[Cakebatter]

Next time you get a chance, try Super Cruise. It's far and away the best autonomous driving system. There's even a pulse/heartbeat monitor in the seat cushion that the car keeps track of; where if you're in medical distress, the car can pull off to the side of the highway and notify medical personnel to the car's location.

Outside of a slight amount of ping-ponging in the lane, it worked great. I was in middle of nowhere, Ohio so I felt safe trying it out. I didn't want test out the auto lane changing in the middle of traffic. If I bought a car with Super Cruise or Blue Cruise, I'd use it few times by myself first. I have adaptive cruise control in my car and I hardly ever use it even on the 75mile road trips I do weekly.

 

[Schadenfreude]

Outside of a slight amount of ping-ponging in the lane, it worked great. I was in middle of nowhere, Ohio so I felt safe trying it out. I didn't want test out the auto lane changing in the middle of traffic. If I bought a car with Super Cruise or Blue Cruise, I'd use it few times by myself first. I have adaptive cruise control in my car and I hardly ever use it even on the 75mile road trips I do weekly.

Watch the video I posted, the reviewer even compares the Ford system vs the GM one. For some reason though, GM doesn't advertise the system at all; maybe for legal reasons?

 

[Breh13]

One of the bigger problems is how fast Tesla's are. Acceleration is insane for a family-size car.

A lot of people ain't used to that speed, driving around their SUV's. Then they get these electric cars that can reach 0-60 in less than 4-5 seconds.




These electric cars are fast AF compared to other cars their size.