Driver with nerve damage logs 102-day Tesla FSD streak, 95% autonomous
Vjeux · x · 2026-10-18
A developer with permanent nerve damage in his arms shared stats from 102 straight days of Tesla FSD: 95% of miles driven autonomously, 3,928 self-driven miles total, and a 49.7-mile longest streak. He says driving used to be painful and stressful, and FSD even avoided a highway collision—rare long-term real-world usage data from a heavy user.
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