Everyday driving isn’t just highways — it’s car parks, chaotic intersections, and the kind of traffic that tests even the best humans. That’s why we threw Tesla FSD Supervised into some of the hardest situations you’ll find in Australia. The mall car park set the tone. FSD showed smart logic handling tight spaces, pedestrians, and blind corners — but it still can’t read floor arrows or painted signs. The result? Some wins, some confusion, and not a zero-intervention drive. But out on the streets came the good wins — and this’ll was two: • ✅ Smooth navigation through tight spaces • 🚶 Handling sudden pedestrian movement • 👀 Smart adjustments when cars appeared from blind spots • 🚦 A T-junction at evening rush hour: relentless traffic, tiny gaps, and FSD holding its nerve • 🔄 An unprotected right turn with two lanes of opposing traffic — one car turning right, another barreling straight. FSD judged the moment and committed safely. At the same time, it wasn’t a zero-intervention drive. There were moments where I had to step in, especially when lane choice and flow direction confused the system. This drive proved that FSD isn’t just about smooth roads and easy wins. It’s about logic under fire. From malls to messy intersections, it’s learning how to behave in situations where most humans would hesitate. ⚡ Tesla FSD Supervised — not flawless, but every win feels like a leap into the future. #Tesla #FSD #TeslaAustralia #FSDSupervised #MallCarPark #Tjunction #UnprotectedRightTurn #AutonomousDriving #TeslaFSD
from Tesla In The Gong https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UB5xlPpsoLk
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