"I was driving on Main Street in Dallastown, PA, and the route was about to take me left onto Pleasant Avenue. It is a tight and usually very congested intersection; Main Street is a popular route for many construction vehicles and even some tractor-trailers. It is a pretty tight intersection for full-size trucks and larger passenger vehicles. It is not super tight for my Model Y, but it gets to feel congested at times, including with what happened yesterday."
"I received access to Tesla's FSD v14.1 on Tuesday night, and by Wednesday, I was already using it and seeing all the progress the company had made from v13.2.9. Tesla Full Self-Driving v14.1 first impressions: Robotaxi-like features arrive However, there was one thing that it did during the drive that I shared on our social media accounts, and it really got a lot of interesting reactions from people from all corners of the world."
Access to Tesla Full Self-Driving (FSD) v14.1 was obtained and tested immediately after release. The vehicle approached a tight, frequently congested left turn from Main Street onto Pleasant Avenue in Dallastown, PA, where a solid green arrow had already passed and oncoming traffic had a green light. The Model Y entered the intersection, the light turned yellow then red, and rather than completing the turn while within the intersection, the system reversed the vehicle back to the posted Stop Here on Red line. The maneuver avoided proceeding on a red signal and prompted widespread online reaction.
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