We Did It, We Lost Access to Tesla Full Self Driving Beta

&gt;On the good side, I can now look at the control screen on my right or down at my phone for more than ~15 seconds without being nagged.<p>Wow, I&#x27;m glad I live multiple states away from this guy.

&gt; My wife had three small children distracting her and she was wearing a splint on her broken wrist.<p>Maybe not the best time to be using FSD? Sounds extremely lazy and negligent, take better care of your partner when they&#x27;re injured, at least let them rest and heal before saddling with child transport duties.<p>I hate Mullosk and Tesla, but have to side with them in this case. Author sounds like a stereotypical entitled foolish fancy car owner, detached from reality. For safety reasons, they should have to pass additional training before access is reinstated.

He didn&#x27;t &quot;buy&quot; the software for 6000$. He gain a license to use it under Teslas conditions. He broke them. Welcome to the future of driving.

This guy sounds like he shouldn&#x27;t be on the road to be honest. He&#x27;s now happy about the fact that he&#x27;s able to look away from the road for &gt; 15 seconds?<p>Also it sounds like they had 5 instances of: not touching the steering wheel for over a minute, speeding whilst using an experimental self-driving system, looking away from the road for an extended period whilst using an experimental self-driving system.<p>It sounds like he thinks it&#x27;s unfair that his wife got a strike for driving with one arm, whilst distracted by children.<p>I can&#x27;t stand Tesla as a company, but it sounds entirely fair that they had their access taken away.

What&#x27;s important to point out here is that drivers are rated. I could see this stepping out from autonomous vehicles to to the traditional vehicles. If you&#x27;re writing gets too low, you won&#x27;t be able to drive. Granted, this is a beta system which is plenty of flaws requiring human attention, but that&#x27;s beside the point.

The speed forced disengagement bit is wrong. Autopilot will disable if you exceed its speed limit, but it does not count against the FSD beta 5 strikes.

I love how it&#x27;s pay money for the privilege to temporarily license a beta, unfinished feature, but only if you jump through a million hoops. Some gotcha capitalism right there.<p>Perhaps King Musk could go to a feature-enabled forever model of IR cameras, LIDAR, MMW RADAR, and similar AND disengage FSD when it&#x27;s too complicated for AI control... nawh, that would be too sensible and unprofitable.