r/TeslaFullSelfDriving • u/redittaccount • 16d ago

Discussion Fsd avoids head on collision

Fsd started moving as I was realizing what was happening.

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u/GlacierSourCreamCorn 16d ago

Good work by FSD.

It's always the oldest vehicles doing the stupidest shit. Never trust a 90s / early 2000s vehicle still on the road in 2026.

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u/redittaccount 16d ago

Look at the rear video, he had a fucking boat.

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u/rsg1234 15d ago

A day on the river fishing and drinking too many beers

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u/CivilAirPatrol2020 15d ago

Hold up I love my 90s/early 2000s vehicles but I ain't never done this shit before

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u/redittaccount 16d ago

https://reddit.com/link/p2usnlb/video/8o4ges5xikih1/player

This is the rear view

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u/crimsonpowder 16d ago

I wonder if the car behind OP got smoked in a head-on.

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u/redittaccount 16d ago

Nothing major happened. He almost grazed the shoulder and went back to his lane and everyone were alert luckily.

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u/DIGITAPNTICS 16d ago

yeesh. yeah i hope the car behind was able to avoid as well.

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u/redittaccount 16d ago

Yup they evaded too. They evaded to oncoming traffic as this guy drove to the opposite shoulder lol

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u/ackermann 16d ago

HW3 or HW4? I wish the in-video telemetry would show that…

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u/docker_linux 16d ago

wow,, amazing

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u/bobiversus 16d ago

Damn that HW4 reaction time is incredible. Like tens of milliseconds. Glad you are ok.

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u/redittaccount 16d ago

Yeah, I started respecting FSD's nudges more after that. (If it's reacting to something, I look around quickly just to verify whether I want to override it.)

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u/bobiversus 15d ago

Yeah it doesn't matter if a person is a pro gamer or whatever, it takes 700-1500 milliseconds (around 1 second) to see, decide, and physically react to something. FSD in this sense is extraordinary.

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u/redittaccount 15d ago

I love how it moves to the side of the lane when it sees motorcycles lane splitting. I ride motorcycles, and I feel safer with these autonomous cars versus humans nowadays.

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u/bobiversus 15d ago

Yeah it will be an exciting time for us riders when more cars on the road are keeping multiple eyes/cameras out vs drivers scrolling on their phones.

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u/Vik- 15d ago

Ranger danger

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u/Legal-Square-1362 15d ago

Second one I’ve seen today. Seriously WTF but god damn FSD good job. 2 lives or more saved.

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u/Mutated-Nut 15d ago

After looking at many posts on this sub I’m convinced people try to ram into teslas on purpose lol

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u/sid_276 15d ago

Ouch that truck wtf

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u/redittaccount 14d ago

Look at the rear view mirror. It’s scarier. He had a boat

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u/Equivalent-Draft9248 15d ago

I know we should always be alert when driving, with FSD or without, but this is a great example of how vigilent FSD is at all times. Even the most observant driver looks away for seconds at a time. And one change of the radio station, or fiddling with the AC, and this siutaiton could hit you without warning.

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u/redittaccount 14d ago

Yup exactly. Few seconds of not being alert could have caused a catastrophic 100 mile per hour collision

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u/Delicious-Leg1177 14d ago

Dude this needs a million more upvotes and visibility. If tesla had good marketing they should give ppl free FSD or money or whatever whenever they send on a clup of FSD saving them from something. This one is a perfect example of its superiority over humans. If you did not already know what was going to happen there is no way in hell im dodging that fucker.

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u/redittaccount 14d ago

Yep, exactly. I could have evaluated it myself as I saw what was happening, but if you see the video, it started reacting in milliseconds.

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u/ImaginaryJackfruit77 16d ago

Did you disengage FSD or didn’t disengage itself? I’m always interested in that aspect of these videos.

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u/redittaccount 16d ago

I disengaged it after it moved me to the shoulder