Tesla's Model 3, equipped with Full Self-Driving mode, successfully navigated Swindon's Magic Roundabout, a complicated junction known for challenging drivers for over 50 years. The demonstration involved looping around the roundabout three times without incident, showcasing the vehicle's adaptability to unpredictable traffic from multiple directions. Swindon’s Magic Roundabout, featuring five mini-roundabouts surrounding a larger one, has become a tourist attraction and was voted the fourth scariest junction in the UK in 2009, receiving attention and praise from online users for the car's handling of the situation.
To really prove the flexibility of Full Self Driving (Supervised) in the infamously confusing scenario, the test vehicle looped back through the Magic Roundabout three times.
Full Self-Driving (Supervised) navigated this environment by continuously adjusting to vehicles entering from multiple directions - showcasing its ability to handle unpredictable and high-pressure driving environments.
Swindon’s Magic Roundabout has become a well-known tourist destination that has put the town on the map, renowned for striking fear into motorists for over 50 years.
First opening back in 1972, the roundabout is made up of five mini clockwise roundabouts which all circle a larger anti-clockwise roundabout.
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