Belgian and Dutch regulators defend FSD approval
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Xavier Lesenne, spokesperson for the Flemish government's transportation ministry, characterized FSD as 'a learning system that continuously processes new and additional information' and said the driver 'remains 100% responsible' and must intervene if the system makes errors. He cited Tesla data showing the technology 'holds significant potential for accident prevention today.'
“a learning system that continuously processes new and additional information”
Xavier Lesenne, Flemish government transportation ministryTesla FSD system manufacturerJohanna.be Belgian road-safety advocacy groupXavier Lesenne Flemish government transportation ministry spokespersonRDW Dutch regulatorEuropean Transport Safety Council EU safety organization
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3 outlets Tesla’s supervised self-driving system often misreads speed limits, Belgian safety group finds
first by Straits Times, 3h ago · also Investing.com News, Channel News Asia
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My Model Y (which I've since sold) used to automatically set the cruise control to 65 mph through a city park with a speed limit 20 mph. It was more funny than dangerous, but I can see where it can cause a lot of speeding tickets. I reported it to Tesla, and they said it was a software problem, and acted like that made it OK.
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