Tesla Autopilot on Narrow Highway with Traffic into Downtown 

He's just fine driving/cruising the limit in the left lane, if its bothersome to you then take your own advice and "stay in your lane". Quit worrying about others.

@@electriccruiser7796 the left lane is the passing lane. If you're not passing, get out of the left lane.

@@-L.SI'm Australian so i'm not 100% familiar with American laws. But the speed limit is the limit BY LAW, so even if you're in the left lane, and you go over the speed limit, you can get pulled over, no? I'm not saying he shouldn't move over to the right lane, i'm just saying why should he speed in the left lane.

@@Willaron98 in america, the speed limit is more of a guide for when the weather is bad (raining, snowing, icey) so you should adhere to it in those conditions. however, in normal cases you can go ~15 mph over the speed limit without getting pulled over. many people go 5-10 over casually even on other lanes. its kinda dumb

@@Willaron98 Driving laws aren't always black and white, there's always a little grey

Came to comment but you beat me to it. At least he moved after a short time.

Come drive in Germany they will push you off the road.

sean stiles In most of America it's legal to shoot the tires out after 8.2 seconds.

@@Mrbfgray sometimes I wish I could do that. 😁

In my country is the same thing... everyone drives on the left lane when they should drive in the right lane and I hate it. Funny story, when I visited India, traffic was I nightmare but I saw several drivers staying in the right lane (some of them very slow) when they should stay in the left lane (they have the steering wheel on the right), so everyone is crazy and do just the opposite than they should do.

@muttinchopred wrong fucktard, left lane is for passing, not for cruising.

Never drive the left lane if a lane on your right is empty

MuttonchopRed Yeah you need to both grow up AND learn how to drive child...until then, shut up and listen.

There's never a reason to go faster than the speed limit even in the left lane.

kaleckton You shouldn't be driving at all...probably you don't as you are clearly clueless about the subject, or simply too old.

Some people who drive long days report reduced fatigue on AP.

I was gonna say the same thing, feels like less stressful to just drive it yourself

At this stage in tech it definitely is. Until we have millions of self-driving cars on the streets and decades of history to evaluate it's hard to feel truly safe. This is probably one of those things where only the generation who grew up with these as the normal car would have zero worries sleeping for a 15 hour road trip.

C Glenn this version of autopilot is not self driving. It’s meant to assist you in keeping you in your lane and adapting speed of current traffic. The guy above is right, it is better to use enhanced autopilot on long drives, but the current system is not full self driving.

the crash dummies have to tweek the glitches for everyone else. let them keep using n using auto pilot. a feature planes have had for years.

absolutely senseless video. I watched just for the LA view)

Tom Harrison Hmmm will think about how to do that. There’s already quite a lot to fit into the video as it is. Though I can tell you what the feet are doing the whole time: nothing. Just hovering near the brake pedal in case there’s a need to take over.

@@scottkubo5593 Does it know the speed limit automatically without you adjusting the speed? And do you only have to push your blinker right or left for it to make the move to the other lane on its own? Does it know when a red light is ahead of you? I'm an Uber Driver, considering getting one of these to drive for uber.

@@m.c8038 yes yes and idk i guess yes too

@@scottkubo5593 Scott Kubo Add another camera then add the footage side by side or top corner

As an Aussie, I didn’t even notice he was doing anything wrong because you have to drive on the left unless overtaking/turning.

As an American, you don’t drive the speed limit unless you are old and senile.

A lot of people here in America get in the left cause they are going a long distance if you are to the right you’ll be stepping on the brake a lot loosing time and maybe causeing an accident

Germany do things way different with their roads and motorways though I mean speed limit never heard of it !danger!

As a random person, your German laws make me angry. It's idiotic. Imagine this: there is a hill your going about 200 km/h ( that's a little more than the norm on German highways of I'm not wrong). You're following the law the, left lane is empty and so is the right lane. Remember the hill, a car going 160km/h on the right lane. What do you do then?

The 101 narrows to 2 lanes just before the LAPD helicopter launching pads. They're have to shut it down for a few days days in order to fix it. I think they haven't because the average speed through it is like 20 mph. 4 street really sux going over the 110. I've taken a Tesla over those bumps, but at a slight angle to lessen the impact on the suspension.

Texan highways are so much better

Don't look at roads in New York

Sadly, VERY true. America can't build and maintain stuff anymore. Look at the cities China is building in Africa!!! What a shame to America.

Pot holes will swallow you up in Chicago. You learn to switch lanes before the hole or you will NO JOKE lose a wheel and be stuck. They get soooo bad with the salt and snow here.

Literally would love to drive in DTLA with that 'traffic'

I don't think people understand the definition of traffic. So let me explain: Traffic means vehicles moving on a road or public highway. I hope you get the memo and next time maybe think twice when writing a post.

Eray Tonyali 😂😂😂

In California the left lane is for the fastest cars. You can drive in it anytime you want, unless it's marked carpool only

its california, they have no sense of what each lanes purpose is for

@@Triple070007 "fastest cars" usually means they'll be passing other people. He was getting passed while in the left hand lane.

@@Triple070007 fastest cars, meaning cars going fast, right? Even a low tier BMW can go 200 km/h

He's distracted and being one of those left lane lollygaggers.

He moved over😂

It's not a passing lane in CA

@@sab0nes Doesn't matter. It's common sense and good practice even in states where it isn't illegal. Impeding the flow of traffic is moronic and dangerous.

@@ausxau you don't know if he was impeding traffic since you can't see behind him.

Which is why the driving instructors here always remind you to always ALWAYS check your blind spot before you change lanes.

exactly what I was thinking..

Johannes Risk of accident is still being increased though. There may be someone who forgets to check their blind spot. Legally, he's doing nothing wrong, but in my head I think that if you can reduce the risk of an accident occurring then reduce that risk. It's like if it's raining very heavily, you wouldn't drive at the speed limit, you would slow right down to reduce the risk of an accident. Of course, driving at the speed limit is legal, but sometimes you need to apply a bit of common sense.

novideo had to turn down the gaytracing to get 60fps 1920x1080p ahaha

eastern_BANDIT is this a new roblox game mode?

@@slasherae1842 There is no game modes in Roblox.

captain blueballz ya right captain blue ballz

noob

Gary Crum Very much looking forward to version 9

Hahahaha

That does 0-60 in 4 secs or so. More like being launched in a very fast roller coaster.

0-60 in 4 seconds is slow for a launched roller coaster. Do-Dodonpa at Fuji-Q Highland can do 0-112 in 1.56 seconds.

The roads sure weren't though! XD

Wth u doing here linkmon? Give me robux or no Tesla for you.

It's definitely not perfect yet, but it's really impressive. The case in here at 6:00 is really hard stuff -- over a crest, bad visibility, poor markings and it still works. I have observed cases where it has to catch itself on curves (although never a real swerve in my limited experience), or it gets paranoid when there's crossing or turning traffic. We'll see if it gets better in the next software update.

It's probably largely neural network performance. It will get better with more training, etc.

Its intelligence is still "young". It self-learns with experience so as time goes by and people continue to use it, it will get better and better.

Yes, Tesla uses fleet learning to help train the Autopilot neural networks. Anonymously collected driver data are used to train the neural networks how humans handle roads, situations, etc.

Swerves?

@Tom Harrison Do you actually have to keep your hands on the steering wheel?

waloacme They really are...

Motorways seems to maintained better than i101 at least.

it's the weekend im sure. This would be walking pace during the week.

Ikr, makes me cringe

For the U.S., it's a narrow highway. It's narrow because it's old. More recent highways are built to more modern (wider) standards. Many of the highways around Los Angeles are too heavily used to replace, and there's no extra land (or funds) to build new ones.

Something else that's uniquely American (I think): controlled-access, grade separated highways ("freeways" here in California) running right through the urban cores of our cities. In denser areas, the tall buildings on either side of the road can feel a bit imposing at high speeds. At least, in my opinion, that is.

That's not narrow, that's just absolute insanity. Fix your damn roads what are you doing UK? xD

Many of the major highways in Los Angeles were built in the 1930s, and there's no room to expand them. Unfortunate, but true.

J Walker or a tractor!

Yes. If you look closely at the little image of the car in the autopilot screen you’ll see that when the brake lights are activated in the real car it also shows up on the little car in the screen. Wish it were more obvious though.

🤣 I'm still waiting for someone to respond to my question of, do you still have to keep your hands on the steering wheel. I thought I heard him mention it.

@@BassGods Hey there, the video is from 2018....but yes, if you check the Owner's Manual, available in print....plus via internet....plus in the car via the touchscreen, the feature is a "driver assist" feature so you must be in control of the car and ready to take action at any time....autopilot is essentially a "lane keeping" feature.....if your vehicle has " navigate on autopilot" then it can do a lot more, but even then it is still a driver-assist feature and you must be present and attentive.

Me too! It was a nail-biter 😱

When the telephone was invented, people questioned why you would ever need a portable cell phone. Today we all have portable cell phones. Autopilot with a drivers help right now is like a landline, and we have to let the technology get better if we want to have self-driving cars tomorrow. Imagine if when the phone was becoming wireless we all said, "why not just save the money and forget wireless". Imagine where we would be if everybody said nahh to letting technology get better.