Tesla's self-driving technology successfully navigates 'drunk' crooked lanes in California
- Tesla's Full Self Driving Beta was able to deftly navigate a crooked 'drunk' lane on a street in Hollister, California
Tesla's Full Self Driving Beta was able to easily navigate a crooked 'drunk' lane over the weekend in a demonstration of the company's ongoing quest to have its autonomous driving software widely adapted.
A street in Hollister, California was mistakenly painted incorrectly by a contractor after the city had redesigned the road to add bike lanes and traffic circles - the lines were meant to be curved and ended up in a strange, zigzag pattern - according to a report from KKTV.
After the 'drunk' lanes were shared online, it was only a matter of time before a Tesla owner with FSD Beta uploaded a video onto Reddit showing the driver-assisted system deftly navigating the crookedly lined street.
The software system, which is just about to roll out version 10.13, kept a consistent speed and stayed within its own lane, even when the lanes weren't typical.
A street in Hollister, California was mistakenly painted incorrectly by a contractor after the city had redesigned the road to add bike lanes and traffic circles, seen above.
Once the street was discovered by Tesla owners, it was only a matter of time before someone decided to test out Full Self Driving Beta on the crooked road
(video at source article:https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-11046947/Teslas-Self-Driving-Beta-navigates-crooked-drunk-lane-lines-California-city.html)
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