Took my wife to a nursing home for a house-call haircut and FSD parked the car by itself — on a slope, no marked lines. I wouldn't have parked there myself, but the car did. Nice spot.
Thought you guys would appreciate this one.
Driving at night in Puerto Rico, I was going 30 MPH when FSD suddenly braked to 19 MPH. My wife immediately said "what about those people?!" — but neither of us could see anyone. The Tesla had detected them before we could.
POV captured with Ray-Ban Meta glasses. The ambient dashboard lights are from TLyard BSD.
For context: I have 8 years as a Heavy Equipment Operator in the U.S. Army and 6 years driving Teslas. This is the first time FSD has detected pedestrians that I genuinely could not see with my own eyes.
FSD v14.3.2
Youtube video link: https://youtube.com/shorts/rOwEtIDcPso?si=nE47yZDf0DrmGx48
FSD v14.3.2 en Los Filtros, Bayamón 🇵🇷
Mi Tesla Model Y casi corta a un Corolla cambiando de carril y luego se pasa un semáforo en rojo a 17 mph sin frenar. Todo en la misma salida complicada.
Grabado con DJI Action 6 + narración en vivo.
¿Alguien más ha probado FSD en Los Filtros o en zonas montañosas de PR? ¿Cómo les fue?
YouTube Short: https://youtube.com/shorts/za6lLC9vpLI
#Tesla #FSD #FullSelfDriving #TeslaPR #LosFiltros #Bayamon #PuertoRico
Been documenting FSD behavior at "Los Filtros" exit in Bayamón, PR — it fails here consistently. This run: aggressive left-right-left lane change that nearly cuts off a Corolla, followed by running a red light at 17mph on the exit ramp without braking.
All supervised. Hands nearby the whole time.
Is this a geofencing/mapping issue or just FSD struggling with the exit geometry?
Full clip in the comments👇
Been testing FSD at an exit here in Puerto Rico that fails 99% of the time. First it made an aggressive lane change that almost cut off a Corolla, then it went up the exit ramp and ran a red light at 17mph without braking.
All supervised of course — but the full sequence is wild.
For those who want to see the full sequence with my live reaction (in Spanish 🇵🇷— the car's language 😂):
Puerto Rico highway, car cuts in front doing way less than traffic speed.
I'm still processing it. FSD was already braking hard before my brain even said
"wait, that car is too slow." No takeover, no accident, just... the system handling it.
I've had FSD for a while now and this is one of those moments that reminds you
why you leave it on. Still wild to watch back on video.
Testing FSD v14 on a Puerto Rico highway. Truck moves into my lane close, I expected it to brake — it accelerated to 49 mph instead to create distance. Sketchy or smart? Genuinely curious what the community thinks about this decision logic.