Tesla FSD blamed for crossing floating bridge at 75 MPH — a Chevrolet was actually the culprit
mariolefebvre · x · 2026-09-11
A viral post claimed a Tesla on FSD crossed the world's longest floating bridge (Hwy 520 West, Seattle) on the pedestrian path at 75 MPH, sparking alarm. The author later corrected the record: it was actually a Chevrolet that endangered pedestrians, not Tesla's FSD — a classic misattributed-autopilot story.
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