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A post on X describes new Tesla data putting FSD (Supervised) at about 6 million miles per major collision, compared with about 660,000 miles for the US average. The post notes that fans read this as more than 9x safer. Separately, the post describes video showing a Cybercab stopped past a lowered gate as a freight train passed. According to the post, no crash happened and the car was likely a manually driven test vehicle.
A post on X describes new Tesla data putting FSD (Supervised) at about 6 million miles per major collision, compared with about 660,000 miles for the US average. The post notes that fans read this as more than 9x safer. Separately, the post describes video showing a Cybercab stopped past a lowered gate as a freight train passed. According to the post, no crash happened and the car was likely a manually driven test vehicle.
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Tesla's data puts FSD (Supervised) at about 6 million miles per major collision versus about 660,000 for the US average, which fans read as more than 9x safer. Separately, video shows a Cybercab stopped past a lowered gate as a freight train passed; no crash happened and the car was likely a manually driven test...
Safety comparisons for driver-assist and self-driving systems draw close scrutiny, so the basis for any miles-per-collision figure matters to regulators, competitors and buyers. The post says regulators watch edge cases like the rail-crossing video, which could shape how similar incidents are reviewed. Readers should check Tesla's original data and the full video context before drawing conclusions.
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