I appreciate the offer, but if I wanted a piece of shit from Elon Musk, I’d buy a Model Y.

Yeah it’s frightening - both of these drivers are claiming they would have got into an accident if not for autopilot...if that’s true they probably shouldn’t be driving.

If there is room to be passed on the right, there is room to get out of the way of faster moving traffic before that happens. This is true regardless of how fast you’re driving, failing to yield the passing lane to faster traffic is objectively bad driving whether a human or a computer does it.

In California, the law that allows officers to pull drivers over for dawdling in the left lane is in Vehicle Code, Section 21654, which states, “on California roadways with multiple lanes traveling in the same direction a vehicle shall be driven in the lane closest to the right side of the roadway. This lane is…

The Tesla passed the white truck and didn’t get out of the “passing lane” when it was obviously clear that they could. That’s “camping”, be it 5 seconds or 3 minutes. Fuck that dude.

I think that part of this is that - through experience - humans have learned to pick out signs of a bad/aggressive driver. If I see a moron driving like that rushing up on me, I’d probably move out of the lane if I had time or I would ease off the gas/tap the brakes when he goes to cut me off. Because I can see his…

The “incident” happened about 7 Mississippi’s after the Telsa passed the White truck. Don’t know what the laws are in this state but after passing someone you’re supposed to return to the right most lane when it safe to do so. Therefore, they had more than enough time to merge to the right but in my experience, Autopil…

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I watched the video a few times. I don’t see anything that a human driver couldn’t have potentially done better. It’s a little dramatic to claim this was a life-saving event.

The Tesla camping in the left lane immediately removes all credibility they had.

Bravo! Thank you for first and foremost calling out the left lane bullshit.

It can’t void the warranty. Period, full stop. 

Obviously it discharges the batteries differently /s

“whole-car-warranty voiding” is false. You may get automakers writing misleading language, but the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act generally prohibits voiding an entire warranty for things that only affect a limited part of the product.

Woah, you can’t discharge the batteries like that! Now get back to driving by discharging the batteries.

“He was totally justified in doing that!”

“Hmm... I get that the wheels fell off because there were bolts missing from the control arms, but you used the battery to power a space heater, so... get bent, beta-cuck soy-boy. Your warranty is VOID!”

No, first they have to clean and re-stock, THEN, they can go home. On their next shift, they get a write up for not properly cleaning and stocking.

The additional sad part about that photo, if their Dominos works anything like any of the fast food places I worked at as a youth, they would have been sent home shortly after that picture and told they would only be paid for those four hours of rush time and that since the store was out of ingredients, they shouldn’t…

I do, however, believe that a path is available to everyone willing to sacrifice the necessary self to achieve something greater.