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Tesla driver charged with manslaughter after car in FSD mode crashes into Texas home
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this post was submitted on 04 Jul 2026
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Yep, sounds like it - in which case the car did nothing wrong, and it would have happened no matter what car he was driving.
non tesla options do have better sensors and may have handled collision detection better
I don’t know if any car is going to override the driver when their foot is to the floor on the pedal.
that’s literally how collision detection works
it force brakes
the problem is tesla cheaps out on the sensor suite to save money
Your car would not stop you flying off the road into a house while you have your foot to the floor and going 75mph.
the car can indeed make a difference braking at 75mph
It wouldn’t prevent an accident like this.
visual only isn’t a good thing, when the whole rest of the industry and multiple experts tell you this will kill people
then you proceed to have an outsized crash record and kill people