advanced driver assistance systems
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No, Your Driver Aids Won’t Work In Storms
In what may be of little surprise to anyone who knows how car technology works, the American Automobile Association (AAA) that driver aid systems probably aren’t going to work in storms or other inclement weather conditions that will obstruct your vision.
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Tesla to Expand Full Self-Driving Beta, But Top Safety Official Says It Needs to Tackle ‘Basic Safety Issues’ First
Tesla is getting ready to roll out a sweeping update for its “Full Self-Driving” mode that would extend the feature’s beta testing to more customers and areas. But before it does, the automaker needs to address some “basic safety issues,” said Jennifer Homendy, head of the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board, in a recent interview…
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A Tesla Model 3 With Autopilot Activated Crashes Into Two Parked Cars in Florida
Tesla’s Autopilot system — which, contrary to its name, does not enable the car to drive itself — has been involved in an accident yet again. This time, a 2019 Tesla Model 3 with Autopilot activated crashed into two parked cars on the side of a highway near downtown Orlando in Florida.
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Tesla Full Self-Driving Is Now Available As A Subscription
If you own a Tesla, you’ll likely know that adding the company’s “Full Self-Driving” feature, a NHTSA level 2 driver assistance feature, would come at a pretty hefty price: $US10,000 ($13,516), to be exact. Now, the electronic driver aid will be available on a subscription basis for $US99 ($134) or $US199 ($269) per month, depending…