Tesla FSD Real-World Test: Autonomous Vehicle Self-Corrects After Wrong Off-Ramp
Scobleizer · x · 2026-08-01
Tech blogger Robert Scoble shared his experience with Tesla's latest FSD (Full Self-Driving) update. He noted that the system pushes massive computer science advancements to millions of cars simultaneously, instantly improving the entire fleet.
During a real-world long-distance drive from Puyallup to San Jose, the FSD system made only one mistake: taking an unnecessary off-ramp. However, the system recognized its own error and successfully navigated back onto the interstate.
Related event: Tesla FSD Excels in Cross-State Long-Distance Test(3 posts)→
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